I know that I should be able to get another & easy to fit,can you guys PLEASE tell me where I should be looking on here!
What is a far priceI did try a trademe search before and all I found was horn buttoms/rings & air horns.
I have a Daihatsu 98 & am wanting a normal horn not a air horn.
Thanks for looking. P.s. the spade tremails (sp) have broken off (rust!).
thunderbolt,
Jun 28, 6:37am
Repco sells them, I guess SCA would also.
jasongroves,
Jun 28, 6:37am
Can you just clean up the area where the terminals were and solder the wires on!
jasongroves,
Jun 28, 6:39am
Yep, as above too. Might be worth trying pick a part if you wanna go 2nd hand. I just used a self earthing Corolla horn in my Sunny. They are pretty universal.
jono2912,
Jun 28, 6:39am
$30 at SCA I think.
mr_lovebug,
Jun 28, 6:40am
Yeah,could do that,just means taking old off & doing the work then putting back on again,not keen on doing that as it's a real pain to get to.
It's behind the bumper & high up,will look at it in daylight,only just found that it is not going & that it's broken the termial.
robotix1970,
Jun 28, 6:56am
well atleast it will be quieter for your neighbours ehh lol. ever thought of mounting one on your model r/c's . now that would be a real "hoot" !
mr_lovebug,
Jun 28, 7:00am
That is just too easy,all I would have to is mount a pizo on the pan & run it to a 3rd channel so that I could turn it on/off etc.
Good idea BUT not needed in older classic cars (which is what I collect)be fine if it was in a drifter car (which is used these days).
clark20,
Jun 28, 7:11am
Get them from an Auto Electrician, prob around $20-$25
andrea_w,
Jun 28, 7:37am
How does this differ from fitting a replacement horn! Either way, you are removing a horn and then fitting a horn back to the factory location. One way costs you a replacement horn, a bit of time and petrol too. You will also need to crimp on a new terminal, or solder it. like you would be if you opted to repair yours. The other way costs a bit of solder and less time overall, fixes the problem (and its not a band-aid repair). I know what way I'd be doing it :) Its a 10ish min repair (depending how long it takes to get to the horn)
robotix1970,
Jun 28, 7:47am
the reason that i know about your collection of r/c's is through your TM profile lol and yes i also have got a colt all-terain r/c car and it goes good on grass "doing donuts" but i have thought of modifying the chassis plate into a 1/4 mile drag car / Rail car but yeah. i'll keep you posted as it would reaaaally look as sick as ! lol
intrade,
Aug 8, 8:45am
you can soldier a new therminal to fix the horn andor put A horn elsewhere it wont matter for a wof where a horn is solong as it works
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