Horn frozen or waterlogged
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Horn frozen or waterlogged
I did some searching but didn't have a definity fix. I know other people have had this problem. My horn sounds like a horn off a cheap british car. I don't know what happended. I was in wharton on Dec 1st but it was fine until yesterday, I don't think it has gotten any colder since the first.
#2
mm what happened to me before. After i was off-roading and cleaned my truck. I tired taking the horns off and getting the water out of them and using a hair dryer to dry them out... with no sucess. I dont know if your truck is still under warrenty.. but it is a covered item so i just ended up taking it to the Dealership and having them give me two new horns.
#4
Originally Posted by rngprerunner
Autozone.. 13bucks.. nice loud replacement.. for the price when mine went it wasn't worth the hastle of trying to fix it.. time is money..
#6
Originally Posted by Mr. Special
cool thx Jason. That shall come in handy once my warrenty runs out [hah i've already been through 2 sets of horns (4 in all)]
I'v only killed one, which is supprising since it sits out in the open now and I'v been through some pretty deep water crossings..
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mine died cause it was filled with mud, then i got a 3 tone airhorn kit and it sounded pretty good. i mounted it under the truck because i wasnt planning on going in any mud..... well that changed and now only one of the horns works and it sounds like crap, hopefully i can clean it up.
if you do get a replacement make sure you mount it so that no mud can get in next time
if you do get a replacement make sure you mount it so that no mud can get in next time
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