My 2001 f 150 horn sounds really wimpy...i noticed there are two horns next to each other..how do I know which one to replace? The dealer said he would sell me the pair for 68.00...should I do this or something else? any help would be appreciated!!!

 

You can unplug them 1 at a time, and see if the hi note or the low note is shot.

The horns list for 68, and retail online for 48 + s/h, so 60 from the dealer is not too bad. nice to see a dealer not wanting list or higher for parts.

 

i went to pick and pull for my Jeep horns...

went to an older buick car and took the 2 horns out...

2 bucks a piece.... put um in the jeep, and they worked like a charm...

that, or you could go the air horn route

 

I think the horns in our trucks are just wimpy sounding. I've been thinking about getting a different horn. Only reason I haven't is b/c I rarely honk.
It still is a little lame to have a wimpy higher pitched horn.

 

lol yeap!! im going the train horn route, i live in houston so i honk alot.

 

Installed two new "lows" (deleted the High all together) from Murrays/Oreily's- 9 bucks apiece. Quite a bit louder over stock.

 

I have noticed that if it is 25 degrees out or lower, that my horn sounds really wimpy. I previously had taken them off and shook them and sounded like water was in them. I was able to shake some water out of both of them and they sounded better. Everything is fine now, so I will wait on replacing...

 

this same thing happened to me! but i got into a frontal accident so they were replaced by my insurance co. haha

 

I had a horn go out on my jeep when it went in water and mud too much.

 

might be too late butgot some mud and water in mine and it sounded horrible. but fixed itself over time.. but you can always go to a junk yard or call them and they willl sell them to yafor pretty much nothing..