Thread: Changing/Replacing the Horn

i believe passenger side under the headlight. take the headlight out. unbolt the horn and unplug it. and replace. IF your horn is not working make sure its the horn and not a wiring problem or a relay.

they sell them by tone, A-E, A being hi pitched, E being deep like a old school horn.

Where in Mass are you? If we live close enough..I'd give you a reason to try and use that horn...lol

Someone has..not sure who though. Try searching by clicking on teh magnifying glass at the top of any screen of the forum.

be warned air horns sound good and loud for the first few months, then they blow out to just loud.


you need a tank, a compressor, tubing and a spot to mount the horn. its not legal to use it on the city streets either, just like a big rig. the little horn is called a city horn as far as us truckers are concerned. we get a ticket if it dont work. messed up right?

Scott....I'm planning on messing with red GP's .. just to see if one has an air horn lol

LOL find him!!!

highways all legal have at em lol


i used to drive a 87 autocar roll off truck with 4 inch stacks, hit the jake brake and watch the old lady your now passing on the right cause shes dumb jump out of her skin lol this thing was so Fing loud! would take the paint off cars lol

Out by Manfield/Attleboro ...especially on 495/95 it's all fair game. Although.. you might want to be wary of bullets after you honk at them.

its the fact they dont know where it came from when the horns in a car. they always think big truck.

google air horn kits, they aint cheap.

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

its the fact they dont know where it came from when the horns in a car. they always think big truck.

thats why you wait for a big rig then blow your horn. he get the blame and you get to laugh your but off lol

my uncle bought a train horn at a flee market for about 5 bucks