Fiat Ducato horn- Where is it!
GarryG
morning.
Now its packed up.
Probably due to lack of use.
Problem is, as its not making any noise I cant find it!
S reg Autotrail on a 2.8 TD Ducato cab chassis.
Thanks
Garry
Andrew
usualy horn are placed near front of engine bay between front
grill and radiator, though this isnt always the case they are generaly
in that area...............
All the best in your horn hunt :)
Andrew (giggling at his day being made brighter)
"GarryG" <griggg at tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
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Alwyn Hughes
right of the airfilter when viewed from the front.You can see it if you
lie on your back under the front just forward of the wheel . Nothing is
easy on a Fiat
Bob Douglas
"Alwyn Hughes" <judyan...@tesco.net> wrote in message
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.......certainly has been mounted there. Later ones were between the front
bumper and cross member, and equally difficult to get at.
Failure is a common problem.
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"Bob Douglas" <b...@douglas66.nobumffreeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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embarrassing.....sounds like a mouse farting.....perhaps mine is on the way
out too.
I fancy one of those horns you get on the American trucks ;)
Scotty
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"Scott Bannister" <ldnsc...@ldnscott54.free-online.co.uk> wrote in message
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Funnily enough . . . I thought I'd replace the horn on my Peugot Boxer
2.8di Autosleeper Pollensa, since it sounds like a sick lamb bleating.
Bought a mini twin airhorn + compressor set from Halfords, which from the
instructions seemed easy enough to fit by using the existing horn connection
plus some extra high-capacity fused cable link and relay. Then I had to get
my better half to honk whilst I lay on the ground under the front axle, only
to find the existing horn completely inaccessible behind the spoiler, which
I didn't fancy the hassle of removing. After much cussing, I decided it
would be easier to leave existing horn in place and working for MOT's etc,
and add new dedicated wiring and an extra push button in a spare slot on the
dash to the right of the wheel, so I now have the choice of a bleat or a
blast . . .
Roger
P DURRIGAN
ago, so I replaced it with a small air horn set from one of the French
supermarkets.
The original horn is screwed to the box section that forms the lower support
for the radiator.
To access it, just pull off the trim white piece that is between the head
lights and the big wrap-round bumper and you will be able to see the horn at
the right of the radiator when looking at the van.
I fixed the small compressor to the beam with the same screws and connected
the two wires, job done.
Later I had a play with the old horn, it just needed the adjustment screw
turning about 1/4 turn and it worked again. I threw it in the bin.
Pete Durrigan
