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#1067651 11/11/2014 4:04 AM
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Can anyone tell me the stock location for the horns on a 1954 PU?


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Depends on what ton the truck is.
54 shop manual Horns


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The original horn is bolted to the radiator support on the drivers side., It is located behind the center horizontal grille bar. Two holes drilled at the factory.

> Click here for Horn Installation in WSM. Hookup to wiring terminal also shown. You may need to hold Ctnl key and tap the "plus" key to enlarge.

> Click here for a diagram from the 1954 Chevrolet Accessories Installation Manual. It shows the original horn on the drivers side. The horns on the passenger side are the optional accessory high note horns. Only one accessory horn is used on the passenger side. Two horns are shown because the accessory horn is located differently for pickups and for big trucks. The top horn is the location for 4000-6000 Series trucks. The bottom accessory horn is the location for 3000 Series trucks.

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