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I fitted twin horns - see item 160036 on this page on our previous van - 2003 Ducato-based. Needs about an hour max to wire in (in my case via a separate long arm toggle switch), keeping the original horn for MOT purposes.
They frightened the life out of a lane-drifter on the M1 and "corrected" him instantly!
Colin
Last edited by camallison on Wed Feb 01, 2012 11:04 am; edited 1 time in total ______________________________________________________________ Colin - now enjoying retirement and the freedom offered by our motorhome.
I Know what you mean especially when negotiating tight hair pin bends that you cannot see around.
I fitted an Stebel Nautilus Twin Air Horn to my Ducato and it is much louder than the original.
You can source one on Ebay for less than £30 complete with a relay switch.
You'll need to run a 20amp fused wire direct from your battery to the relay and full instructions are included with the horn. The new one will simply replace the old horn which you can keep to refit if you decide to sell your current m'home.
Sorry, but i do hate those that do a gentle pip as they leave, it always seems to be late in the day as well.
As to air horns, they are an addon that I approve of, I used to have colonel bogey on the taxi, the first 2 notes sounded like two tones. :lol:that shifted them.
I vote for Stebel Nautilus too. Unlike most air-horns there is next to no delay between hitting the tit and the resultant noise - due to the neat design, I think.
I have one on the boat, before I use it I need to warn anyone on deck in case of involuntary dives overboard ....
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