Denali SoundBomb TT-SB.10100.B User manual

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DENALI products should always be installed by a qualified technician. If you are unsure
of your ability to properly install a product, please have the product installed by your
local motorcycle dealer. DENALI takes no responsibility for damages caused by
improper installation. Caution: When installing electronics it is extremely important to
pay close attention to how wires are routed, especially when mounting products to the
front fender, front forks, or fairing of a motorcycle. Always be sure to turn the handle-
bars fully left, fully right, and fully compress the suspension to ensure the wires will
not bind and have enough slack for your motorcycle to operate properly.
Installation Tips
We strongly recommend using medium strength liquid thread locker on all screws,
nuts, and bolts. It is also important to ensure that all hardware is tightened to the
proper torque specifications as listed in your owner’s manual. For included accessory
hardware please refer to the default torque specifications provided below. Inspect all
hardware after the first 30 miles to ensure proper torque specifications are
maintained.
Hardware Sizing Guide
Not sure what size bolt you have? Use this ruler to measure screws, bolts, spacers, etc.
Remember, the length of a screw or bolt is measured from the start of the “mounting
surface” to the end of the screw, so only include the screw head when measuring
countersunk screws.
M3 10.0 in-lbs - 1.0 Nm
M4 23.0 in-lbs - 2.5 Nm
M5 44.5 in-lbs 3.5 ft-lbs 5.0 Nm
M6 78.0 in-lbs 6.5 ft-lbs 9.0 Nm
M8 - 13.5 ft-lbs 18.0 Nm
M10 - 30.0 ft-lbs 41.0 Nm
M12 - 52.0 ft-lbs 71.0 Nm
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ft-lbs NmBolt Size
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What’s In The Box?
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SoundBomb Split Dual-Tone Horn
TT-SB.10100.B
Instruction Manual
(a) Compressor........................................................................Qty 1
(b) Acoustic Unit......................................................................Qty 1
(c) M8x16 DIN 933...................................................................Qty 1
(d) M8 Nut DIN 985..................................................................Qty 1
(e) M6x20 DIN 933...................................................................Qty 1
(f) Vibration Dampener..............................................................Qty 1
(g) M6 Nut DIN 985..................................................................Qty 1
(h) Air Hose.............................................................................Qty 1
(i) Zip Tie................................................................................Qty 2
Kit Contents
(f)
(g)
(e)
(a)
(b)
(d)
(c)
(i)
(h)

1. Mounting The Horn
1.1 - Mounting The Compressor
Find a suitable mounting location on the vehicle that is protected from road debris and
spray from your tires. Universal and Vehicle-Specific Mounting Brackets are available for
purchase separately.
Step One: Use the M8x16 Bolt (c) and M8 Nut (d) to attach the compressor to the
mounting location.
Note: The compressor should be mounted so that the cylinder is vertical. There should
be no more than a 25 degree variance from the vertical position.
1.2 - Bolt-On Mounting The Acoustic Unit
Step One: Use the M6x20 Bolt (e), Vibration Dampener (f) and M6 Nut (g) to attach the
Acoustic Unit (b) to the mounting location.
Note: The Acoustic Unit can also be mounted using the supplied Zip Ties. Continue to
Section 1.3 for Zip Tie mounting.
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90º 115º
65º
-25º +25º
Maximum Allowable Mounting Angle
Compressor
Acoustic Unit
M8x16
M8 Nut
Example Mounting Bracket
M6x20
Vibration
Dampener
M6 Nut
Example Mounting Bracket
1.3 - Zip Tie Mounting The Acoustic Unit
Step One: Slide the Zip Tie (i) through the slots in the Acoustic Unit (b).
Step Two: Tighten the Zip Ties (i) to secure the Acoustic (b) Unit to the vehicle.
1.4 - Connecting The Air Hose
Once you have mounted the Compressor and Acoustic Unit you will need to connect
them using the supplied Air Hose.
Step One: Route the hose (h) through the vehicle to connect the two units. Be sure to
avoid areas of extreme heat such as the engine head or exhaust. The hose is rated for
175° F.
Step Two: Trim the hose to the correct length, then you can push each end of the hose
onto the nipples on the compressor and acoustic unit. It is helpful to heat up the ends
of the hose using a heat gun before
Air Hose
Acoustic Unit
Compressor
Zip Tie
Acoustic Unit

2. Wiring The Horn
2.1 - Wiring
We recommend using the DENALI Plug-N-Play SoundBomb Horn Wiring Kit the make
the install a breeze. (Available for separate purchase, P/N: DNL.ELC.10000) However
the horn can easily be wired using the included 12 Volt 30 Amp Relay (b) and some basic
electrical supplies.
Step One: Connect terminal 85 to the OEM horn harness negative (-) wire.
Step Two: Connect terminal 30 to the OEM horn harness positive (+) wire. Install a
fuse holder in-line.
Step Three: Connect terminal 87 to the positive terminal of the Compressor.
Step Four: Connect a ground wire from the negative (-) terminal of the Compressor to
a ground point on the vehicle or the negative terminal of the battery. Looking at the
front of the horn the negative terminal will be on the left.
Step Five: Connect Terminal 86 to the OEM horn harness positive (+) wire.
Step Six: Install a 30 Amp fuse into the fuse holder.
Note: Place the Relay in an easily accessible location for convenient service in the event
of a faulty relay.
85 86
30
87
+ -
+ -
Note: This drawing is not to scale. Components enlarged for illustration purposes only.
85 87
86 30
Relay Schematic
OEM Horn Harness Negative Wire (-) OEM Horn Harness Positive Wire (+)
Ground Point
(Connect to frame or negative battery terminal)
Battery
Compressor
Relay