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#90589 08/29/2004 12:22 AM
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My horn's honk is really pitiful, a low sound, it is hard to describe in writing. Can these be rebuilt? Any recommendations on where to send it?
Thanks.

#90590 08/30/2004 10:55 PM
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I don,t know anywere you can get one rebuilt
but i have takein the cover off & cleaned it
up. What I usually do if it,s 12 volts is get
an aftermarket horn & mount it down were it
won,t be seen & leave the old one on.


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#90591 08/30/2004 11:22 PM
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Brian,

I have about 4 horns that do not work (and three that work) and I have been waiting to see if anyone had any recommendations.

Here is what I found a while ago from a websearch. I know nothing about these companies:

Repairs: http://vernco.com/id516.htm

Restoration services:
http://www.classiccarhorns.com/proc1.html
http://www.carantennas.net/car_horn_repairs.htm

Tim

#90592 09/01/2004 10:26 PM
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Thanks for the links Tim
I guess those restoration places only do newer horns. At least "new" compared to ours!
I will use that vernco info and try to fix mine myself.
You would think someone in this country would be restoring old horns. Maybe that is an opportunity for someone.
Brian


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