horn sounds defunct anyone else?
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My high side went out and the car sounded like a wounded duck. (there are two: one high tone and one low tone)
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There are 2 horns (low & high tone). The low tone tends to fail, leaving you with a wimpy sounding horn that's too embaressing to use. :>
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hella loud (cool Italian Horn sound).
Anyway, my horn was out since the first day I picked it up from the dealership, thus I never knew it was supposed to sound any different. Luckily everyone here helped me discover it was bad. I was getting pretty pissed at how crappy it sounded before I knew it was a defective.
Anyway, my horn was out since the first day I picked it up from the dealership, thus I never knew it was supposed to sound any different. Luckily everyone here helped me discover it was bad. I was getting pretty pissed at how crappy it sounded before I knew it was a defective.
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it was his first car which he bought in the 60s and kept till the late 70s. benz 220D i think.