Fiamm
Freeway Blaster Horns - Low Tone
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The Fiamm Freeway Blaster Horns - Low Tone delivers a powerful, big rig sound that's twice as loud as standard horns. Perfect as an OEM replacement or as an additional horn, it sports a durable steel housing and a robust plastic projector construction. Inside, you'll find a copper wire coil motor, ensuring reliability, and a corrosion-resistant finish that enhances longevity. With the option of 1 or 2 terminals, it operates at a commanding 130 decibels, drawing power from a 12V source. The package includes user-friendly installation instructions. Operating at Low Tone/405Hz, this horn offers a distinctive and attention-grabbing sound profile.
Big rig sound - twice as loud as conventional horns!
Excellent for OEM replacement or supplemental use
Rugged steel housing and plastic projector construction
Copper wire coil motor
Corrosion-resistant finish
1 or 2 terminal
130 decibels
Uses 12V power source
Instructions included for easy installation
Low Tone/405Hz
| Part Number | 7211223 |
|---|---|
| Accessories List | Mounting Bracket |
| Connector Quantity | 2 |
| Decibel Rating (dB) | 133.00 dB |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 7211223 |
| Mount Type | Bracket |
| Terminal Quantity | 2 |
| Terminal Type | Spade |
| Voltage | 12.00 V |
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Works for Mazda 5
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Questions
Q: how many amps does this use? Is it going to be blowing my fuses?
a year agoA: Don't know how many amps ot uses , bit I have both a low and a high tone wired to my 2008 suzuki 1250 bandit . I have never blown a fuse , I have 225 cca battery , wakes up the dopiest of drivers . 133 db each .
a year agoHelpful?
Q: Why is the website blocking me from ordering this part? The add to cart area is completely greyed out.
3 years agoA: Hi there, Thank you for your inquiry, and bringing this to our attention. We are looking into this with our internal teams and hope to have the page fixed shortly. In the mean time, the product number is 0202039 and the vendor part number is 72112-23. If you can make it into one of our stores, our service desk would be able to place the order for you. Apologies for the inconvenience and thank you again.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Do i need a relay if I want to install high and low together?
6 years agoA: If you’re vehicle has two horns no, but if it only has one, yes you’ll have to add a relay.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: how easy is it to install
8 years agoA: This is a difficult question to answer because everyone has different capabilities and perceptions of a difficult or complex task. Removing the old and attaching the new horn is very simple. (Loosen the nut holding the horn to the car and reverse the process to attach the new horn). However, the customer will have to splice into their existing wiring harness. Although this is a very simple task, it could be intimidating for someone with no prior experience.
8 years agoHelpful?
