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Finally, my evil plan is complete.
The innocuous little red Berlingo now sounds awfully like an intercity train when giving a solid blast on the horn. I reckon if you blew it just as a car in front of you was driving across the level crossing, they'd drop one in their trousers. :twisted:
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Got any pix of where you mounted it? I've been wanting to replace that pathetic stock horn but don't want to have to pull the front bumper off to get at it.
2010 Berlingo Multispace HDi 110 with FAP. Persamos green.
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OK, maybe I'll have to bite the bullet and go for it. I've got the manual with the pics on how to do it in general terms. Thanks for the post.
2010 Berlingo Multispace HDi 110 with FAP. Persamos green.
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where did you get this horn at, you got a link? have a air horn on mine but ive always wanted a train one, i just got the original horn wires then spliced into them with scotch locks so it is easily removed and saves loads of hassle, what i did was get it on a lift for easy acces, saves removing the bumper
project "black and decked" my bagged mk3 berlingo
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