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After a 10 day road trip, 5 of which were rain filled, my cow inside the bell (horn) sounded like it was on its last breath.
I was talking with the parts man at a HD dealer and he said the horn had water in it, remove it and roll it until all the water comes out then blow dry it with compressed air.
I did this when I got home and the horn it back to its original volume, this is on a 2014 Limited.
I've been in several heavy downpours and no horn issues, but it may have dried out before I next tried the horn. Wait, I can't remember the last time I tried the horn. I'd better go take a look, I mean listen. Thanks for heads up.
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