Horn half as loud
Horn half as loud ok everyone...i'm sure someone in here will have the answer to this question so here goes. I used to have a 2000 Camaro and the horn was loud as hell. Now I have a 2002 Trans Am and the horn sounds like it isn't but like half as loud as the car I used to have. Unless I'm wrong in thinking I think that I read somewhere that f-bodies have 2 horns to produce the tone and that sometimes one can play out or something??? Am I wrong in thinking this or is there someone else out there who knows and if so could you tell me where to find this information at again...thanks
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we do have two horns, a high and a low tone. They're easy and cheap to replace at your local auto parts store. Installation time: ~20 min. Refer to your haynes manual or do it the we-todd-id way of standing at the front while someone blips the horn.
ok...so when you buy the horn to replace it do you get both or must they be purchased separately...and if they are sold separately what's the best way to determine which horn has failed you? thanks for the help guys...it's much appreciated...cause i definitely hate it cause my horn sounds weak...pisses me off actually cause my horn is embarassing...thanks again
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Originally Posted by 02LS1WS6
ok...so when you buy the horn to replace it do you get both or must they be purchased separately...and if they are sold separately what's the best way to determine which horn has failed you? thanks for the help guys...it's much appreciated...cause i definitely hate it cause my horn sounds weak...pisses me off actually cause my horn is embarassing...thanks again
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They are sold separately 
High note (A) horn (98-02) (AC-Delco #D1921C) = 12368061
Low note (F) horn (98-02) (AC-Delco #D1920C) = 12368062
High note (A) horn (93-97) (AC-Delco #D1925C) = 12368063
Low note (F) horn (93-97) (AC-Delco #D1922C) = 12368064
High note (A) horn (98-02) (AC-Delco #D1921C) = 12368061
Low note (F) horn (98-02) (AC-Delco #D1920C) = 12368062
High note (A) horn (93-97) (AC-Delco #D1925C) = 12368063
Low note (F) horn (93-97) (AC-Delco #D1922C) = 12368064
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To all appearances these are the same Fiamm horns as
the cheapest AutoZone replacement.
Get two low-tone ones, tune with the little potted screw
until they are a couple of Hz apart and you'll be hard to
ignore (subsonic beat-note, perhaps inducing epilepsy or
incontinence
).
the cheapest AutoZone replacement.
Get two low-tone ones, tune with the little potted screw
until they are a couple of Hz apart and you'll be hard to
ignore (subsonic beat-note, perhaps inducing epilepsy or
incontinence
). 
