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What cover did you use, I would put back the old one if it sound normal again then it has to be the way the cover is sitting that it is muffling the sound.
Is the horn contacting the cover in any way? Sound is simply transmission of vibration and maybe the cover is surpressing the horn's isolation? OR maybe a "bad ground" (when in doubt blame the ground)
From: Creektown aka Lower Alabama, but not that low
I had mine do the same thing, I took the cover off, pulled the wires off and then reconnected them, and put the cover back on; horn worked fine. I think it was a connection issue. Just redo what you did and see if that works.
The cover is the air-wing cover. I removed it from my bike this week, and installed it on his bike today. It's not blocking the horn at all, and it's not making contact at all, even swapping the wires didn't work.
Not sure what it could be, we'll take it apart this week and see what we can find. Of course now after hearing my Mini-Beast he wants one of those now.
Same thing happen to me two times. I ended up taking the bike in to stealer. They replaced the horn, it was still under wananty.
Originally Posted by maineultraclassic
The cover is the air-wing cover. I removed it from my bike this week, and installed it on his bike today. It's not blocking the horn at all, and it's not making contact at all, even swapping the wires didn't work.
Not sure what it could be, we'll take it apart this week and see what we can find. Of course now after hearing my Mini-Beast he wants one of those now.
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