Faulty Horn (Only Single Tone Sound Working)

[CarMan356]

The other day, I pressed the horn in my Boxster a few times, but the third time the horn just gave out a single tone sound. I presume the Boxster has a Dual Tone Horn, and that one of these has failed? Where do I start? Is it a loose connection, faulty horn, faulty switch in the steering wheel? Any ideas?

[Loren]

http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=43016

[Chuck Jones]

I just had to replace both horns in my 930...and I found a great set of "Italian air horns" with the two-tone sound @ 137 db in the Griot's catalog. They were only $39 and sound just great...loud too. They're actually a very smal and compact set of air horns with the small compressor inside the horn module. Really a neat setup for that price.

[CarMan356]

Thanks for your advise! I'll let you know how I get on!

[Berliner]

I just had to replace both horns in my 930...and I found a great set of "Italian air horns" with the two-tone sound @ 137 db in the Griot's catalog. They were only $39 and sound just great...loud too. They're actually a very smal and compact set of air horns with the small compressor inside the horn module. Really a neat setup for that price.

Thanks for the advice. I had the same thing installed. It sounds great. Unfortunately we don't use the horn much in Victoria. So now I pretend I drive a truck and blow the horn before I back up. I have to do something to make the $185 install worth it.