Horn help
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JK Enthusiast
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From: Long Island, New York
Horn help
So it seems every horn I put on this car after 1 trip of muddy offloading. My horn sounds like a dying cat. Does anyone use any diff horns or mounting locations or am I out of luck
JK Super Freak
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Well first, it's a jeep not a car. Second your horn is located near the grill and positioned that water and mid collect in it when driving through, water and mud.
So, move be horn into a better spot, replace with a different horn or watch the mud hole.
Just don't call it a car.
So, move be horn into a better spot, replace with a different horn or watch the mud hole.
Just don't call it a car.
JK Enthusiast
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From: Christchurch, New Zealand
Air horn pointing straight down and mounted behind radiator. Just keep the compressor close to minimise delay. Use stock wiring to activate a relay for a new power feed from the battery. Have fun
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jan 2012
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From: Long Island, New York
Well first, it's a jeep not a car. Second your horn is located near the grill and positioned that water and mid collect in it when driving through, water and mud.
So, move be horn into a better spot, replace with a different horn or watch the mud hole.
Just don't call it a car.
So, move be horn into a better spot, replace with a different horn or watch the mud hole.
Just don't call it a car.