A light horn?
 

I think it's more an AutoBahn thing, but I'm thinking of a light horn.
Any ideas?
It's to go on a '71 Ghia. I might add air horns too.
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A light horn?
 

At the risk of seeming ignorant, whats a light horn?.
"Mr. K" > wrote in message
...
>I think it's more an AutoBahn thing, but I'm thinking of a light horn.
> Any ideas?
> It's to go on a '71 Ghia. I might add air horns too.
> --
> Karma, What a concept!

A light horn?
 

In article >,
"John" > wrote:

> At the risk of seeming ignorant, whats a light horn?.
> "Mr. K" > wrote in message
> ...
> >I think it's more an AutoBahn thing, but I'm thinking of a light horn.
> > Any ideas?
> > It's to go on a '71 Ghia. I might add air horns too.
> > --
> > Karma, What a concept!

I had one on my bike once.
On the Autobahn if you want to past someone at 110 mph you flash your
lights. and I believe it's true in Mexico. If two cars are approaching
a narrow bridge , the first one to flash, get the right of way.
I just want to add a bit of Hello , I'm here. effect. Light travels
faster than sound. And a small car needs visibility.
Someone suggested I check out the wiring of a Mercedes. Apparently it's
stock on the Euro model.
I did check out the Chilton's VW wiring for the '71 and there is a horn
relay, so that's probably the source of power.
--
Karma, What a concept!

A light horn?
 

Righto. Probably be able to use the headlamp flasher switch off a later
model if yours hasnt got one. Mounting screw locations as far as I know are
the same.
"Mr. K" > wrote in message
...
> In article >,
> "John" > wrote:
>
>> At the risk of seeming ignorant, whats a light horn?.
>> "Mr. K" > wrote in message
>> ...
>> >I think it's more an AutoBahn thing, but I'm thinking of a light horn.
>> > Any ideas?
>> > It's to go on a '71 Ghia. I might add air horns too.
>> > --
>> > Karma, What a concept!
>
> I had one on my bike once.
> On the Autobahn if you want to past someone at 110 mph you flash your
> lights. and I believe it's true in Mexico. If two cars are approaching
> a narrow bridge , the first one to flash, get the right of way.
> I just want to add a bit of Hello , I'm here. effect. Light travels
> faster than sound. And a small car needs visibility.
> Someone suggested I check out the wiring of a Mercedes. Apparently it's
> stock on the Euro model.
> I did check out the Chilton's VW wiring for the '71 and there is a horn
> relay, so that's probably the source of power.
> --
> Karma, What a concept!

A light horn?
 

Mr. K wrote:


> I had one on my bike once.
> On the Autobahn if you want to past someone at 110 mph you flash your
> lights. and I believe it's true in Mexico. If two cars are approaching
> a narrow bridge , the first one to flash, get the right of way.
> I just want to add a bit of Hello , I'm here. effect. Light travels
> faster than sound. And a small car needs visibility.
> Someone suggested I check out the wiring of a Mercedes. Apparently it's
> stock on the Euro model.
> I did check out the Chilton's VW wiring for the '71 and there is a horn
> relay, so that's probably the source of power.

Errr I think you're highly optimistic to think anyone can get a stock
air-cooled VW up to 110 m.p.h. even downhill with a tailwind...


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