Horn

You will need this elbow fitting to attach your exhaust whistle to the adapter. U.S.A.

Diaphram only for the battery style horn. When the old ones get rusty or have rust holes in them, the tone isn't correct.

Adapter to cover the reed and go into horn bulb. One is also used to attach conduit to horn. Two are required.

This short adapter is soldered to the horn, and the T-6432-A2 which has the conduit attached to it screws onto it. The inside I.D. is 1/2" where it attaches to the horn. The T-6432-6 horn reed screws into the inside threads of this adapter.

Flexible brass tubing that runs from the horn bulb to the horn. Sold by the foot. U.S.A.

The brass reed is what gives the horn its tone.

These screws have a 6/32" thread which is slightly larger than the originals. To use, either tap your original ferrules to 6/32" or install the supplied ferrules in place of the originals. U.S.A.

Brass 50x36 mesh to repair original horn screens. Size is 6" x 12", U.S.A.

This unit splices into your exhaust pipe to act as a valve for an exhaust whistle or an exhaust cut-out. The T-18753 elbow is included with this adapter. U.S.A.