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I know the M59 horn is on a different bracket to the M49 horn, but how different are the mounting panel pressings between the two?
It'd be great to have the means for comparison but buying a scrap van to play with, is out of the question!
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05-05-2014, 09:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2014, 09:06 AM by addo.)
And a more specific answer, having browsed a scrappy today (sadly without camera, as the battery was flat). I love a sunny day in the scrappy's.
M59 front metal is greatly different to the M49 below the headlights; the location of an M59 horn attachment is not there on an M49 in any recognisable form.
I augmented the picture above with a second electric horn, the pair are well loud but fitting a relay will bring them up further.
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Back in the late 80s, a buddy of mine had a small Datsun (this brand is often nicknamed 'dattsønn' -which sounds almost the same - meaning 'fell apart'), and when his horn failed, he replaced it with TWO of the same model, front to front, no gap between them at all...
Man, what a horrible noise...
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LOL, I raided a dead 206 for the pair of electric ones (420/512Hz).
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