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ZR1 MK · 10-07-2005

My horns started to fail intermittently. The adjustment screw on each horn doesnt look like it would adjust or even have movement. If it wasnt for the manual, I never would imagine its an adjustment item. I rotated the adjustment screw on each horn 90 degree in each direction and back to its original position. Proper adjustment is based on amp draw, but I wasnt getting too far, so a quick turn was my alternate. They are still working 9 months later.

WB9MCW · 10-07-2005

I replaced one of my horns (drivers side) with an alarm siren. Since you can't flash the lights on the vette (most of em anyway) I figure the horn/siren is the way to go 4 safety reasons. My sound is good enough to get the attention of an old man mowing the yard on a rider mower(first test I tried). Works great for those corvette visually impaired drivers we always seem to come upon (usually at great speed and when least expected)!!!

tomtom72 · 10-08-2005

Thanks for the heads up, Mike.

I'm filing this one away.

Tom

10-07-2005	#1
ZR1 MK Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: NY Posts: 142	horn repair tip My horns started to fail intermittently. The adjustment screw on each horn doesnt look like it would adjust or even have movement. If it wasnt for the manual, I never would imagine its an adjustment item. I rotated the adjustment screw on each horn 90 degree in each direction and back to its original position. Proper adjustment is based on amp draw, but I wasnt getting too far, so a quick turn was my alternate. They are still working 9 months later.

10-07-2005	#2
WB9MCW Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: McHenry, Il. Posts: 6,584	Re: horn repair tip I replaced one of my horns (drivers side) with an alarm siren. Since you can't flash the lights on the vette (most of em anyway) I figure the horn/siren is the way to go 4 safety reasons. My sound is good enough to get the attention of an old man mowing the yard on a rider mower(first test I tried). Works great for those corvette visually impaired drivers we always seem to come upon (usually at great speed and when least expected)!!!

10-08-2005	#3
tomtom72 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL USA Posts: 4,609	Re: horn repair tip Thanks for the heads up, Mike. I'm filing this one away. Tom __________________ 1990 ZR-1, Black/grey, #2233, stock. ZR-1 Net Reg Founding Member #316 & NCM member