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Just_Cruzzin
Explorer
Apr 28, 2015

Electric Air Horns

Well thought I would change out the horn on our 2015 Allegro 32sa
because it's just not mean enough to make you look when vehicles
merge on the highways and we have a l-o-n-g road ahead of us.

And the new horn, plus re-used the original mounting hole and bolt.
Model 125 The Dominator® 12-Volt 116 Decibels 330/408 Hz




A Very LOUD horn.

I removed the stock horn, yellow arrows indicate the connectors
for the wiring harness (no image) I re-used with bullet connectors


After attaching bullets connectors to the wiring harness I plug it
back into this main connector.


Sorry I wasn't even thinking about posting this, just a second
thought. Took about 20 minutes removal and install time.
Class A
  • Just_Cruzzin's avatar
    Just_Cruzzin
    Explorer
    Apr 28, 2015
    WyoTraveler wrote:
    OK, you got it installed. How does it sound, was it worth the money, would you recommend it to other gasser RVers? Are you happy with the new horn?


    Yes it is very loud, and very happy with it. For a easy convert
    I would do again in a heart beat.
  • Ed_Gee's avatar
    Ed_Gee
    Explorer II
    Apr 28, 2015
    I agree. Stebel takes the prize. I replaced my puny Ford horn with the Stebel compact Nautilus Truck horn and was extremely pleased with the ease of installation and the results. Very nice addition for those of you with gas RVs.
  • Winnebago_Bob's avatar
    Winnebago_Bob
    Explorer
    Apr 28, 2015
    Stebel Owns All.

    139 dB.

    Had this horn on my bike and it scared jets flying overhead...

    Looky here.

    And it fits in the palm of your hand..

    Those 'horn' shaped horns are laughable compared to this.
  • WyoTraveler's avatar
    WyoTraveler
    Explorer
    Apr 28, 2015
    OK, you got it installed. How does it sound, was it worth the money, would you recommend it to other gasser RVers? Are you happy with the new horn?

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