| Manufacturer | Zento Deals |
|---|---|
| Brand | Zento Deals |
| Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 4.9 x 16.9 inches |
| Item model number | EH6 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EH6 |
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| Sold By | Wheelee's | DriSentri Direct | VITA MEDIA | Long Time Trading | Comfort Wheels | GAMPRO Automotive Accessories |
| compatible vehicles | Watercraft, Van, Truck, Motorcycle, Passenger Car, SUV | Passenger Car, Watercraft, Motorcycle, Truck, SUV | Watercraft, Bus, Truck, Motorcycle, Passenger Car, SUV | Watercraft, Van, Truck, Passenger Car | Watercraft, Van, Truck, Motorcycle, Passenger Car, SUV | ATV, Bus, Motorcycle, Truck, Van |
| noise level | 150 decibels | 185 decibels | 150 decibels | 150 decibels | 150 decibels | 150 decibels |
| style | Classic | Classic | Safety | Classic | Classic | Classic |
| voltage | 12 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts | 12 volts |
| material | — | Zinc Alloy | Zinc Alloy | Zinc | — | Zinc, Copper |
| fit type | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | Universal Fit | Universal Fit |
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Best loud semi sounding horn that doesn't need a air compressor & for only $25-28!!!
I tell you what these bad boys are impressively loud!!! I was skeptical but after having numerous issues of replacing compressors, solenoids, pressure switches on my semi horn system leaving me down without a real horn at times that I had to add something that didn't require air & all the other components that could just be wired in like your normal horn. I liked this horn so much I bought another while if you do use 2 you’re definitely are going to need a relay for atleast one of them otherwise it'll blow your horn fuse like I found out lol. You will need some decent room to mount these but I was able to barely stuff 2 plus my bigger semi horn all inside the front of my crown vic 😁 Also when installing keep the relay out of the front grille area or where it can get blasted with water, I had mine tucked & electrical taped off to the side in my grille until one day I hit a turn & the horn automatically blasted stuck on so loud it sounded like a firetruck which this is just one horn! Relay got shorted from water being trapped inside the tape which looked like it was in a shipwreck so I relocated a new relay farther into the engine bay been fine since. This horn is so worth the $25-28 that I bought 3 others for my Dad's van, bronco & for my sister's Jeep. Having these obnoxious horns are really for safety because they've saved me from getting sideswiped by semis a few times & other accidents, day dreamers but I rarely try to hit them unless I'm avoiding careless drivers.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2019
UPDATE - Still liking this horn. I have had no fuse blowing issues. I was at a Krogers and an older lady was obviously about to drive right into me. I hit the horn and she stopped and my son noted, "That was startling!" I was instantly glad I made the purchase!!
UPDATE WIRING - On my first install I simply used the existing horn wiring. It was fast and easy. On my last C10 there was not horn wiring. I laid in the summer sun trying to get the provided relay working and it was a no go. I spent way too much time. I decided not to use the relay. My horn button is a floor mounted golf cart unit. I ran power from the compressor to the battery. I ran neg from the compressor to my button and then ran other pole from the button to ground. It worked instantly. So simply and so easy. Hope that helps! I'll attach a photo of this wiring.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2019
I have a 1964 C10 truck and the horn was cute but not cool and not loud. I actually have a real deal airhorn on my Excursion and it is so loud it will get you in trouble. My wife has a rule I can't use it while she is in the truck because she is afraid someone with go "road rage" and shoot us! I wanted something louder for the C10 but not "get shot" loud. This horn did the trick! It is loud!! You can hear it all over the neighborhood. I got it mounted with two metal brackets I had laying around. You need wire and connectors. I'll report back after a months.Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2019
UPDATE - Still liking this horn. I have had no fuse blowing issues. I was at a Krogers and an older lady was obviously about to drive right into me. I hit the horn and she stopped and my son noted, "That was startling!" I was instantly glad I made the purchase!!
UPDATE WIRING - On my first install I simply used the existing horn wiring. It was fast and easy. On my last C10 there was not horn wiring. I laid in the summer sun trying to get the provided relay working and it was a no go. I spent way too much time. I decided not to use the relay. My horn button is a floor mounted golf cart unit. I ran power from the compressor to the battery. I ran neg from the compressor to my button and then ran other pole from the button to ground. It worked instantly. So simply and so easy. Hope that helps! I'll attach a photo of this wiring.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2017
