Specifications

Type: Horn

Color: Black

Input Voltage:12V /24V DC

Material: Plastic

Warranty: 1 Year

Loudness: 130DB

Kit or Single Part: Kit

Placement on Vehicle: Left, Right, Front, Rear

Fitment

Dukes of Hazzard General Lee BLACK

Reference Number

Size:168/210/220/265/280mm
Volt:DC 12V
Current:20.0A
Sound Level:130dB
Operation Air:0.1Mpa~0.15Mpa
Music Type:Dixieland

How to Fix a Broken Car Horn?

A car horn is an important element of a properly functioning vehicle. You may encounter several problems with a car horn including a horn that blows at a lower tone than is normal or a horn that does not blow at all. Fixing a broken car horn can often be a do-it-yourself project. 
Step1.
Determine the problem with your horn. Identifying the type of broken car horn you have will help you decide how to approach the fix.
Step2.
Pop the hood and have someone press the horn if it is sounding at low volume. Many cars have 2 or more horns. If the sound of the horn is low when you press it, 1 or more of the horns has stopped working.
Step3
Locate the horn or horns on the radiator core support or behind the car's grille.
Step4.
Remove the wire connector. The horn should resemble a fuse with wires coming out of it. To remove the wire connector, press down on the lower end of the connector and then pull the wiring out. Remove the mounting bolt and the spade lugs, which are attached to the wiring. Clean the components and then reattach them. Ask your helper to honk the horn again.
Step5.
Purchase a replacement horn if cleaning the horn parts does not fix your reduced sounding car horn. You may choose to replace the broken horn with the exact horn originally installed in the car or you may choose a universal car horn.

Package includes

5 Car Air Horn Kit