Horn isn't working?
I went mudding and then rinsed it all off it was fine then the next day it was fine then I went playing in some puddles and after wards I can hear my horns but their not that loud. I can hear it in the drivers seat like normal and you can hear it if your 10 feet away but it's really really weak. It will remind of when you try to talk with your mouth closed but when your infront of it you can't really hear them.
Last edited by matt852; Jul 29, 2010 at 07:26 PM.
Time to upgrade with some train horns.
Something like this should do the trick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbKvH...eature=related
Something like this should do the trick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbKvH...eature=related
Time to upgrade with some train horns.
Something like this should do the trick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbKvH...eature=related
Something like this should do the trick:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbKvH...eature=related
Normal horns usually "die" either with an internal electrical problem or the diaphragm develops a problem and doesn't push air properly.
You can pick up an (almost) direct replacement at any auto parts store, one or 2 bolts and a plug and you're done.
Or you can upgrade!
I personally have a generic auto parts replacement under the hood (which is kinda weak) to the stock horn button, but am upgrading my air horn setup this weekend. It's ok now but I'm upgrading the entire system so got some nice shiny new ones.
You can pick up an (almost) direct replacement at any auto parts store, one or 2 bolts and a plug and you're done.
Or you can upgrade!
I personally have a generic auto parts replacement under the hood (which is kinda weak) to the stock horn button, but am upgrading my air horn setup this weekend. It's ok now but I'm upgrading the entire system so got some nice shiny new ones.
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Normal horns usually "die" either with an internal electrical problem or the diaphragm develops a problem and doesn't push air properly.
You can pick up an (almost) direct replacement at any auto parts store, one or 2 bolts and a plug and you're done.
Or you can upgrade!
I personally have a generic auto parts replacement under the hood (which is kinda weak) to the stock horn button, but am upgrading my air horn setup this weekend. It's ok now but I'm upgrading the entire system so got some nice shiny new ones.
You can pick up an (almost) direct replacement at any auto parts store, one or 2 bolts and a plug and you're done.
Or you can upgrade!
I personally have a generic auto parts replacement under the hood (which is kinda weak) to the stock horn button, but am upgrading my air horn setup this weekend. It's ok now but I'm upgrading the entire system so got some nice shiny new ones.
Last edited by matt852; Jul 29, 2010 at 07:17 PM.



