Hi Jim
Just take off the center plastic cap. There is a small screw under there that you can turn in or out to chnage the pitch of the tone. I was playing with mine a
few weeks ago. I took it off thinking it was bad and bench tested it with 50amps. Quite the Loud Blast to say the least. But it wasnt bad had a loose
connection under the Van. But just turn it in a little then test. Turn the other way and test. find the Pitch you like the best and your good to go. You can also
create Dieing animal sounds if you get it just right. Had alot of fun with it.
C-ya Jonce

>That's one of my favourite parts of my clown van, the horn.  Beep - beep!
>Maybe she was giving you a compliment.  :)

>On Feb 17, 2008 3:35 PM, Jim Felder <jim.felder@gmail.com> wrote:

>> I honked at my wife the other day as I was driving in the 83 with my
>> granddaughter. She said "pop, you've got to do something about this car.
>> It
>> sounds like it has a clown car horn."
>> And so it does. Anybody know of a cheap effective upgrade? I'm not looking
>> to drive semis off the highway, just something that gets as much respect
>> as
>> attention.
>>
>> Jim
>>

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>Jake
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