Horn Problem
I took my jeep mudding today....now my horn sounds gay (its not at full potential) sounds weird....you think maybe tomorrow it will start working fine, let it dry out? help
My dad has that same problem when he goes through water and his never really came back to life. Got a little louder after it dried out but not back to normal. But from reading other threads on here about the same thing, I vote new horn. If I was more handy, I would change out my perfectly good super wimpy horn. I think my civic had a louder horn. (Not complaing tho-still love the jeep)
so I think the low tone horn is the only one working.... hens the weird sound (behind driver side headlight)
so the high tone one is the one not working....cant seem to find that one?
does anybody know the location of the high tone horn? correct me if im wrong guys..(thats a given)
so the high tone one is the one not working....cant seem to find that one?
does anybody know the location of the high tone horn? correct me if im wrong guys..(thats a given)
Mine has between 2 and 4, depending how you want to count them 
A set of Hella Supertones hooked to my standard horn switch through a relay. Two actual horns, but triggered as one.
Also I have an set of air trumpets wired to my compressor, two trumpets but again triggered as one.

A set of Hella Supertones hooked to my standard horn switch through a relay. Two actual horns, but triggered as one.
Also I have an set of air trumpets wired to my compressor, two trumpets but again triggered as one.


