Tough Horn
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Do any of you other Dodge owners have a horn that doesn't want to honk. You have to put a lot of pressure on just the right spot for it work. It takes both hands! In my parents new Dodge I can do it with my pinky finger. I've gotten to where I don't even use my horn any more because I have to put so much pressure on it that I'm scared that someday I'll spin the wheel and I'll wreck. Any ideas why my horn is so contrary?
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RE: Tough Horn
It doesn't really sound like a sick goat. You just have to put a ton of pressure on it to honk. And about the semi horns, no way. My friend down the road has TRAIN HORNS. I'm not talking about the 125d like you can buy out of JCWhitney or something like that. These are off an actual TRAIN! It is about the loudest thing I've ever heard in my life. It was cool the first couple of times, but it starts to get a little annoying. And he is WAY to proud of them if you know what I mean. No thanks, I think I'll just keep my normal horn.[sm=shutup.gif]
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It doesn't really sound like a sick goat. You just have to put a ton of pressure on it to honk. And about the semi horns, no way. My friend down the road has TRAIN HORNS. I'm not talking about the 125d like you can buy out of JCWhitney or something like that. These are off an actual TRAIN! It is about the loudest thing I've ever heard in my life. It was cool the first couple of times, but it starts to get a little annoying. And he is WAY to proud of them if you know what I mean. No thanks, I think I'll just keep my normal horn.[sm=shutup.gif]
It doesn't really sound like a sick goat. You just have to put a ton of pressure on it to honk. And about the semi horns, no way. My friend down the road has TRAIN HORNS. I'm not talking about the 125d like you can buy out of JCWhitney or something like that. These are off an actual TRAIN! It is about the loudest thing I've ever heard in my life. It was cool the first couple of times, but it starts to get a little annoying. And he is WAY to proud of them if you know what I mean. No thanks, I think I'll just keep my normal horn.[sm=shutup.gif]
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Yeah and he loves to hide out in his floorboard until you get right in front of his truck. He scared me so bad one time I thought I was going to have a heart attack. And that's no exaggeration. I know for a fact that he is terrified of spiders. That's how I'm gonna get him back.
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I cant believe this is finally on here!! Thought I was just crazy.. I found that I have to hit such a certain spot near the top of the wheel I had to put a red dot sticker on there just to know where to press the horn, my guess was that the guy who owned the truck before me crashed, the airbag went off and the horn switch got put back in the wrong place?...
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