Horn
Laughing Gas
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From: Mid-Michigan
Not sure... they don't seem to stock them at Dennis Carpenter, LMC, Midwest early, C&G, or MACS so maybe not. Classic Haulers has a couple to choose from, but I can't tell if they are 6V (Classic Haulers F-1 Parts - Horn, Replacement, Low (drvr Side)). Joblot might have them too (JobLot Automotive)
You can always look for NOS on ebay or on partsvoice. If you just need a 6V horn and it doesn't need to be a stock f-1 horn, there are plenty for sale on ebay.
You can always look for NOS on ebay or on partsvoice. If you just need a 6V horn and it doesn't need to be a stock f-1 horn, there are plenty for sale on ebay.
Laughing Gas
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From: Mid-Michigan
Oh yeah, also check with Ilya (51PanelMan) on this part. He probably has half a dozen old stock horns stashed away, and I know he's cleaning out his garage this weekend so he might cut you a deal!
Lead Driver
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Rockingham, VA
And since we're talking horns here, just wanted to add that I thought my right side horn was kaput, since only the left was sounding. Turns out I just needed to turn the adjusting screw a bit to make it work. That adjustment is in the Shop Manual on page 276.
Fleet Owner
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From: NM
Dirt can build up in the space between the diaphragm and the body of the horn. Loosening the adjuster lets the diaphragm move and break up the dirt cake. It helps to take the horn out and bang it on the ground with the trumpet facing down. You'd be surprised what comes out!
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