Anemic horn

[andy-womble]

Not sure on the legality of air horns nowadays with MOT and road regulations etc, when I was a lad (a long long time ago) had a set wired up on my old Escort mk11.

They were also wired through the door switches to a crude alarm system using a latching relay and unless you disconnected the battery or knew where the switch was you could not switch them off. Could hear them up to 3/4 mile away on a good day and saved my old motor from being nicked a couple of times. If you weren't expecting them you would probably die of a heart attack or Sh*t yourself!!!

[steve valentine]

Mine has passed 3 mot's with those horns fitted.

[knobblywobbly]

I've got the Stebel Compact Truck Horn shown on this page. It is powerful, but not antisocially so. No idea if it will fit well on the Berlingo, though.

[Image: nautilus_compact_truck_horn.jpg]

The Stebel Magnum is a good alternative to the Nautilus. It´s only a little quieter than the Nautilus but a lot smaller and doesn´t need to be wired to a separate relay - just swap it for your original horn. They´re about £14 from Halfrauds.

I have a Magnum on my motorbike ( oem motorbike horns are completely useless), and it´s LOUD! I forgot ( :whistle: ) to warn the MOT tester about it and he nearly pooped in his pants when he pressed the horn button :lol:

[Coco]

Air horns are no problem as such, it is only the old musical type ones that are illegal on a vehicle registered after ( I think ) 1973

[andy-womble]

Air horns are no problem as such, it is only the old musical type ones that are illegal on a vehicle registered after ( I think ) 1973

A La "Dukes of Hazzard" The General Lee :?::?::?::?:

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Just had a quick "butchers" at Halfords for these...

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/store...RRWidgetID