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Hello all.
I have a 1939 Chevy Master Deluxe with the Town and Country horns, that work a LITTLE bit.
When I put fire to them they make a sound sort of like a cross between a soft squack and a boop.
Is there a set way to test them, and/or repair them?
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First thing I'd do is pull the cover & blow them out good. Inspect the diaphragms where they touch the electromagnets for corrosion. Beyond that I'd have to look in Hemmings for a rebuilder. Someone else may have more info.


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I went through this a little while back..... First off testing them with a battery charger doesn't work. Not enough Amps.

I believe that there are some contacts in there that could be sanded with some emery cloth to help improve contact. I'm not sure if yours work on the same principle as mine.


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