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Wolo WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
Motor-driven — roars like popular horns of the past Genuine "OOOGAH" sound Genuine motor-driven horn, not an electric look-alike 10" long, 4-1/4" high. Mounts easily in any engine compartm
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How many amps does this horn draw?
asked 10 months ago
on WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
by
VinnytheG
- Petaluma, CA
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answer 1
Less than 15 amps
answered 10 months ago
by
ProductSpecialistBrian
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ooogah horn
what do i get in package or kit
asked 1 year, 3 months ago
on WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
by
bobodobo
- canada
1 answer
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answer 1
Just the horn itself comes in the package. Button kit is optional and sold separately. You can use the vehicles existing horn button if you wish. All you need to do is hookup the power and the lead from the switch.
answered 1 year ago
by
ProductSpecialistBrian
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Do i need any additional hardware to hook up this horn to my UTV
asked 1 year, 6 months ago
on WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
by
buffy1
1 answer
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answer 1
I can't remember if this came with mounting hardware ( I think it was just a nut, washers and bolt)
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I went to a local hardware store and got a longer bolt so I could add a couple of rubber gaskets to dampen vibration from the horn and a nylon tipped nut so I didn't have to worry about the nut backing off and losing the Horn on the highway.
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I also got a "Fuseable Link" ( 20 amp fuses I think) and some wire to run.
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Glad I did -- I once burned the fuse before I damaged the Horn
Sounds complicated, but I wired this and a Road Runner Horn on my PT Cruiser in no time once I figured where I was gonna put everything
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Hope this helps -- I have had a lot of fun with this horn
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OR --
You can just take off the horn you have now and replace it with the A-Oooga
Even simpler ..
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I went to a local hardware store and got a longer bolt so I could add a couple of rubber gaskets to dampen vibration from the horn and a nylon tipped nut so I didn't have to worry about the nut backing off and losing the Horn on the highway.
--
I also got a "Fuseable Link" ( 20 amp fuses I think) and some wire to run.
--
Glad I did -- I once burned the fuse before I damaged the Horn
Sounds complicated, but I wired this and a Road Runner Horn on my PT Cruiser in no time once I figured where I was gonna put everything
--
Hope this helps -- I have had a lot of fun with this horn
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OR --
You can just take off the horn you have now and replace it with the A-Oooga
Even simpler ..
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
by
zepp
- San Francisco
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how is it out in the weather?
I want to install this on my Harley, down on the frame, but it will be exposed to the elements, will it be ok?
asked 5 months, 1 week ago
on WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
by
mikeg58
- central Fl
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weather?
I want to hook this horn up on my motorcycle, it would be in the elements would that be ok?
asked 6 months ago
on WOLO ANTIQUE-STYLE OOOGAH HORN
by
Anonymous
- central Fl
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