Low horn not working

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Mar 24, 2020 | 11:32 AM
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I've been chasing the multi-warning syndrome for quite a while now, new battery, cleaned the grounds behind the headlights, ground posts in the boot, etc. Still no joy. The current (LOL) problem I'm curious about: Has anyone noticed a reduction in horn performance connected with this syndrome? I rarely use the horn, so can't tell how long it has been on the fritz. I only have the high note, which by itself is weak and flat. Sounds more like a Renault Dauphine city tone than ANY kind of Jaguar. I looked briefly for the low note horn, but haven't found it yet, just to see if it's getting a signal at all.
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Mar 25, 2020 | 08:29 AM
  #2  
The horns crap out over time. They are on the front left side. You can get at them by removing the fender liner or the lower radiator cover. I was able to order inexpensive aftermarket replacement horns from Amazon which were easy to adapt and have worked fine.

Good Luck
Jeff
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Mar 13, 2022 | 05:08 PM
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Quote: I've been chasing the multi-warning syndrome for quite a while now, new battery, cleaned the grounds behind the headlights, ground posts in the boot, etc. Still no joy. The current (LOL) problem I'm curious about: Has anyone noticed a reduction in horn performance connected with this syndrome? I rarely use the horn, so can't tell how long it has been on the fritz. I only have the high note, which by itself is weak and flat. Sounds more like a Renault Dauphine city tone than ANY kind of Jaguar. I looked briefly for the low note horn, but haven't found it yet, just to see if it's getting a signal at all.
"Renault Dauphine". LOL!!!!! I remember those. My mom test drove one from a dealership...must have been around 1960....it was comical. She went and bought a new Rambler America s/w.
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