Pranks!!

[Sirius R]

You could always cover their windshield with crushed Cheerios and fill the washer bottle with milk. When they hit the wipers to clean off the mess....Instant breakfast on the go. Very hard to clean out the milk after a quick drive to work.

Superglue the Zipper on every pair of their pants in the down position.

Wire the brake pedal to their horn trigger. (very easy for any car audio installer, even John)

The dead fish trick from Grumpy Old Men. I recommend hiding it in the console. It stinks way worse after being warmed by the transmission.

[RandomGuy]

Wire the brake pedal to their horn trigger. (very easy for any car audio installer, even John)

LOL damn thats awesome... how long does it usually take... and is it loud? Can it be done within 30 minutes relatively silently.

[Sirius R]

LOL damn thats awesome... how long does it usually take... and is it loud? Can it be done within 30 minutes relatively silently.

Yea, it can be done real quick on most cars. Have the installer add a hidden switch so YOU can turn it on and off when you feel like being a dick to the victim.

Have fun!

[speedminded]

LOL damn thats awesome... how long does it usually take... and is it loud? Can it be done within 30 minutes relatively silently.

it can be done a whole lot easier with the windshield washer fluid pump since the horn (there is two, a high and a low) is within inches...with the brakes you'll have to run a couple wires a pretty good distance unless you can figure out how to jump the relays. Whatever you do don't mess with any yellow wires or connectors *Poof*

[Sirius R]

it can be done a whole lot easier with the windshield washer fluid pump since the horn (there is two, a high and a low) is within inches...with the brakes you'll have to run a couple wires a pretty good distance unless you can figure out how to jump the relays. Whatever you do don't mess with any yellow wires or connectors *Poof*

All cars have a horn trigger in the column. The brake trigger is also under the dash coming from the brake pedal. You can get +12V from the column or fuse box and -12V can be found at any metal under the dash.

You need a relay, switch and 20 minutes. All connections are done under the dash.