could i mount the horns right on the roof of my truck? or can water not get in them?
1050109
It would be OK but u want it loud then point them to the ground and they are loud
1050110
I have my horns mounted under my hood aming out the front so they must get some water in them but it hasn't afected them yet even snow dident affect them they are loud!!!
1050111
I would recommend that you put them in a play where you know they're going to stay dry that way you don't have any problems with them later on down the road.
1050112
Water won't hurt the horns themselves. Just be sure you do a mock mount (place horns where you would want to mount them before drilling and bolting them to the truck) don't forget to waterproof the holes you drill so you don't leak water into truck
1050113
I had mine mounted under neither my truck facing backwards as I live in New England snow packed in them they still work perfectly if you were to mount them on your roof you could always make a screen if your worried about it or have it have a slight tilt forward so the water would run out hope this helps
1774643
Gary, I put it on a Silverado 2500 HD no problem. However I've noticed moisture has got into mine just from rain. So I don't know if I would buy one for they are not sealed very well. Just measure under your tailgate to make sure you have 60" clearance for a correct installation if your still interested.
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Hi Christine,I have mine ceiling mounted on a back porch. As long as you have a good deal at the top (silicone beed is what I used before tightening the more mount) I don't see where water would infiltrate. Very happy with the product durability and it has a good look to it. Hope that helps,Nick
745369
magnets can be put on, but keep in mind that high winds could blow it off. If you have a truck, I would recommend a back rack of some sort.
1181917
I didn't mount them to the roof cause I needed 50" ones and so I mounted them to the side of my tool box on my work truck and the look bad a**!!! Only problem I keep melting switches and I need to put in bigger gauge wire for decrease in heat.. Other than that lots of compliments and they do the job!!
1167695
Mount it on the up-risers or sides of bars. The way you have it, you could never get enough grip from the mounts to fight the wind pressure.
1858918
Yes you can as long as you hang them high enough up. If its too low it will get you wet
1082381
As long as the connections to the wiring are sealed good, I don't believe you will have any problems, I mounted mine in an area on my Jeep's front turn signals and I get a lot of moisture around them and I have not had any problems with them.
552103
Yes it is. I use it as a novelty horn on my truck and it's mounted in a location where it's constantly getting wet from the rain and still works even when wet. Hope this helps.
15577
No they cant - you have to have some sort of mounting rack on the roof. Malone makes the HR20™ MPG453 that will work on a bare roof, or you can look an roof kits from other mfgrs like Thule or Yakima.
269070
the guy is probably just making a joke. Technically NO horn is water proof. By that I mean you can't fill one up and expect to make it work. As for mounting it and just rain. Mine is mounted on the exact same mount as my original Harley horn and I ride 365 rain or shine. Only problem I find with the WOLO seems to relate to cold and lack of use. It tends to delay on cold days in building enough pressure to play and if I don't use it for a while it delays a few seconds.
1389390
Yes. 100%. The truck can be totally under water without a problem. I own 2 of them. Best basher out there.
2088942
It can be mounted on a roof or most any where near by. The only limit that I can see will be the ability of your pump to push the water. I would try it out where you want it before I mounted it.
599781
I'm in Texas and it has been about 10-40 degrees F in the mornings and nights and my horn works great. I just want everybody to know that installing this horn may take some fabrication. I have a 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi and I had to make a bracket. If you are installing it on an older car or truck that has a lot of hood space then you may be fine. You may need some adaptors if your wiring is not the same as the horn's.
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As long as it has a AUX plug. Ussually on the rear. It's been good with water to me on my truck. But if you put it on a boat I'd mount it where not too much water getd on it
261409
Short answer is no. You need to mount it where it is protected from as much water as possible. It has vent slots and water can get inside of if. If I remember correctly the instructions say to mount it in as a protected place as possible to avoid heavy splash. I mounted mine under the bed as near to the cab and as high as possible. I used a couple of pieces of angle iron brackets I bolted to the underneath and mounted it with the air slots downward so it can drain when it does get wet. I've had it over 2 years and no problems.
367990
I'm not exactly sure, my younger brother purchased these for our older brother who has an f - 250 pickup and is planning on mounting those on the roof of the truck some how. so maybe there is room on the top of your truck or on the hood of the truck maybe? Sorry I can't be of more help.