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raistlin · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 18:42 #1

Having heard the twin horns recently, VeeKay's single horn sounds even more weedy than I'd thought.

I'd guess the additional horn could be easily fitted through the grille so, does anybody have a secondary horn to make up the pair which they don't want please?

Mick · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 18:55 #2

YEB 101130 be about a fiver on Ebay

raistlin · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:35 #3

Thanks Mick

raistlin · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:40 #4

Do I need the high or low tone please?

Mick · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:47 #5

That's the one, high tone.

Bermudan 75 · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:50 #6

The twin horns comprise of one 400Hz and one 500Hz, the standard horn set up is just the 400Hz.

Cheers

Mike

Bermudan 75 · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:50 #7

You will also need the mounting bracket.

Mick · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 19:53 #8

Mine came with one, that was from Brown and Gammons as OEM (it failed within a few weeks). I fitted an air horn at a later date.

raistlin · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 20:30 #9

Thanks chaps

Mad-Monkey · Posted 03 Dec 2012, 22:36 #10

You need this one Paul! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150dB-Quad-Tr ... 53e874a8ba

Click the sample for proof

Arctic · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 03:07 #11

Paul
I have a few in the shed let me dig them out over the next few days and i will get back to you Arctic.

raistlin · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 07:48 #12

OK Steve. Thanks

Bermudan 75 · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 21:30 #13

When you get a set Paul, we ought to hold a mini-nano to fit them and do mine at the same time. Both bumpers off time :lol:

Duncan · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 21:37 #14

Do you remember the teddybears where we searched for a bumper screw? That was fitting the second horn to mine. The harness I received in my kit didn't have the wires for the FBH (Fuel burning heater.) temperature sensor. So be ready to modify wiring!

But you HAVE to do it. It's so weedy otherwise.

Bermudan 75 · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 21:53 #15

I certainly do remember that day.
I have the twin horns with their wiring and brackets, is it just a case of 'plug n play' ?

raistlin · Posted 07 Dec 2012, 22:02 #16

Presumably you can wire the hew horn in parallel with the existing one?

Also, apparently you only need to remove the grille on the Mk1?

Arctic · Posted 10 Dec 2012, 01:30 #17

raistlin wrote:Presumably you can wire the hew horn in parallel with the existing one?

Also, apparently you only need to remove the grille on the Mk1?

Hi Paul.
Have'nt forgot big tidy up in shed am almost finished whats the betting they are in the last box or two Arctic.

raistlin · Posted 10 Dec 2012, 06:51 #18

That's OK Steve

Arctic · Posted 14 Dec 2012, 02:47 #19

raistlin wrote:That's OK Steve

Hi Paul
Located will try pop them round over the weekend one is 400Hz the other 500Hz with the wires so it should be plug and play cheers Steve

raistlin · Posted 14 Dec 2012, 08:01 #20

Thanks Steve

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