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The original horn wiring was causing a significant voltage drop…

The original horn wiring was causing a significant voltage drop to the horn due to a long path from the battery over small gauge wire. This gave the horn a real wimpy sound. I modified the wiring by adding a relay that supplied voltage directly from the battery and controlling the relay from the original connection to the horn
The original horn wiring was causing a significant voltage drop to the horn due to a long path from the battery over small gauge wire. This gave the horn a real wimpy sound. I modified the wiring by adding a relay that supplied voltage directly from the battery and controlling the relay from the original connection to the hornOriginal file
The original horn wiring was causing a significant voltage drop to the horn due to a long path from the battery over small gauge wire. This gave the horn a real wimpy sound. I modified the wiring by adding a relay that supplied voltage directly from the battery and controlling the relay from the original connection to the horn

The original horn wiring was causing a significant voltage drop to the horn due to a long path from the battery over small gauge wire. This gave the horn a real wimpy sound. I modified the wiring by adding a relay that supplied voltage directly from the battery and controlling the relay from the original connection to the horn

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