Horn

[rush356]

Now i need new horn. For last 2-3 weeks it sounded weerd , i thought i will wash it , mayby there is mud inside . So i did today ... ... now it sound like a birds chirp.

Any input ? Thanks.

[Pezzy]

You may have water in it... that was often the issue with the "kazoo" horns on the older Xterras.

[northern feller]

You can likely take it off fairly easily and let the water run out of it.
I remember going through loads of horns with my old X. Toyota horn is mounted on the firewall of the truck

ALL HAIL TOYOTA!

[Pezzy]

*sound of crickets*

[rush356]

Ok i can take them out

[Big Bird]

I hear crickets too.

[rush356]

My horn is fixed now

[Pezzy]

Awee, you scared the crickets off!!

[rush356]

Oh well, my horn is horny and neighbors lil pissed

[northern feller]

[Snafu]

Birds chirping would be funny

[Scotto]

The guy who used to own my truck would remove the horn and attach it to the end of a drill, spin-cycle for a minute ot two, then reattach horn to truck. This unusual, but apparently "it works" method, might help in the future.

I never really use the horn. My grandpa always said, "While you're busy honking the horn you could probably be doing something better." But horns are important, and I thought the stock system was a poor excuse for getting anyone's attention. Now I have a pseudo air horn system on the yellow beast. It's quite loud, but it really doesn't get much use. The last time I used it Bender was trying to hide in front of the grill - he was having a bowel movement - when I unleasehed the twin horns at the poor guy . It scared the pee right out of him


Scott

[SlaveX]

Well I have to try that trick with horn on my X, cause since couple of weeks it sounds... let's just say... freaky?