Will a 12 volt horn work on a 6 Volt system?
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Original horns on my '51 Hornet sound great with 12v (just louder). No adjustment was needed. Been working fine for several years (I did install a 12v horn relay). Most of you know I'm usually a stickler for properly converting everything to 12v, but on the horns, I decided to give them a try. Someone else may have a different experience, but it's worth a try to see how the originals work before going to something else.0
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Both my '51's are on 12 volt. Ditto what Park said.0
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It might be (beep beep) rather then "BEEP BEEP"!!!. Doesn't cost anything to try. Let us know how the sound turns out. Lee0
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Tried it on some other car many years ago- I recall that it sounded like a duck in ill health- and not loud enough for anyone else to hear.0
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Mike (WA) wrote:Tried it on some other car many years ago- I recall that it sounded like a duck in ill health- and not loud enough for anyone else to hear.
I was going to say moose - but I guess you'd have had to live in New England, or maybe Alaska, to know what that sounds like!!!!
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
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Well, ya could put a resistor in the line. I think JC Whitney might sell them for this purpose.0
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