nonnieselman

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My fuse keeps blowing when i hit the horn.. so instead of trying to figure all that out.. im gonna replace them and put my own relay in..

What kinda horns would yall suggest??

I want something loud.. but no train horns

nonnieselman

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Found this Bad Boy One-piece 139dB Air Horn and Compressor Combination for 40 bucks..

black00chev

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I have the same problem and its a bad horn. Too much resistence in the horn causing the fuse to pop. I just keep a bunch of extra 15a fuses laying around since I tend to lay on the horn for awhile when someone pisses me off!

Been wondering the same though as what's a good replacement other then using new factory horns. They're too wimpy.

AKlowriderZ71

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The horns get water in them, then short out. Could be one, or both, but it's really common.

Your truck already has a relay, etc. You could just remove the factory horns, and then plug in whatever aftermarket horn you chose.

2000chevysilverado

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Y not train horns very usefull

nonnieselman

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Need something small and compact..
im pretty sure i know how they got water in them

they use to be loud.. but after a few off road adventures,, they sounded like they had water in them.. haha woops.

black00chev

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So does anyone reccomend a good aftermarket horn for us people that need a new one(s)?

And something that has a deeper tone then factory. I want the horn on my truck, to sound like a truck... Not a honda civic

5speedsilverado

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i have one mustang horn and an econoline horn on my truck lol, benefit of working at a ford dealer. much better then the stock setup

AKlowriderZ71

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Napa has their "blaster" line of replacement horns, louder than stock, same style as stock. Direct bolt on, only about $24 each.

7301056 - low note, 132 db, 420 hz
7301057 - high note, 130 db, 500 hz

black00chev

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Do you run these yourself or just something you found browsing?