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Horns
So... I'm sick of the wimpy girly horn in my truck. I don't want anything as extreme as train horns or anything, just something hopefully to remove and reinstall with little cutting, etc. My dad's Five Hundred has a very loud horn, could I just go to the wreckers and grab one? I'm assuming there's just that single horn behind the grille, but I know many vehicles have a high and a low tone...
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Are you sure both horns are working?
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I only see one on mine... unless the other one is hiding. As far as I know everything is working properly. It sounds the same as it always has, which is the same as my '97 and my Dad's old '00 as well.
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Originally Posted by FULLSCALE
(Post 1705891)
I only see one on mine... unless the other one is hiding. As far as I know everything is working properly. It sounds the same as it always has, which is the same as my '97 and my Dad's old '00 as well.
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Yeah, you can just wire a different horn up.
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Originally Posted by 01RangerEdge
(Post 1705892)
One of mine went out right after I bought it, I thought all these trucks had a dual tone horn
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Originally Posted by KLC
(Post 1705893)
Yeah, you can just wire a different horn up.
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Originally Posted by FULLSCALE
(Post 1705897)
I'll have a look through my manual and see what I can find!
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I picked up a set from Griot's Garage about 2 months ago--I'd finally had enough with the wussy factory single horn. They call them "Super Loud American Horns"--they sound MUCH better. Their is a sound clip on Car Care, Detail Supplies, Garage Organization, Car Accessories - Griot's Garage 800-345-5789 Part #77416 $39.99. Took about an hour to install them and well worth it.
MikeR |
That's the sound I'm looking for! lol
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Or even one of those compact air horns...
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