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Jacksonlll · 04-08-2017, 08:40 AM

I have had a sick horn for a long time. This is common. It will only ahooga when the engine is reving. I took it apart and let the horn motor run for a while. It went faster and faster and got more powerful as it ran. When I put it back together, it was like a new horn. You might try this to make your horn sound better. Not sure if this fix will last. The little motor really does not run very much and the initial start up is critical so your first honk sounds good. I think it needs to run more, so a little run-in every once in a while is probably good for it.

04-08-2017, 08:40 AM	#1
Jacksonlll Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Michigan-- Member of Oakleaf of MARC Posts: 1,686	Sick Horn I have had a sick horn for a long time. This is common. It will only ahooga when the engine is reving. I took it apart and let the horn motor run for a while. It went faster and faster and got more powerful as it ran. When I put it back together, it was like a new horn. You might try this to make your horn sound better. Not sure if this fix will last. The little motor really does not run very much and the initial start up is critical so your first honk sounds good. I think it needs to run more, so a little run-in every once in a while is probably good for it.