📢 Empi 6V Horn, Individual Unit Review

Was larger than my standard Honda horn but was less than half the price, much louder Large + fits most bikes Small mounting bracket mod for mine XL250 required

It did not work and could not be returned. The only option I had to do was to request a refund in a review and I received no response from the company.

I sent mine back but it seems like a good horn. It's quite large and draws 3 amps so it didn't work with my little scooter's electrical system. I bought a smaller 6V horn on ebay from Thailand, it's small, cute and LOUD.

Earlier I said the buzzer was broken because I didn't get resistance readings was able to use a multimeter.Wasting more time I was able to get a resistance reading and a weak horn tone by adjusting the tuning screw.I finally adjusted the horn and now it produces a strong tone.The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is that Lack of instructions or technical support with a horn.

Requires a lot of adjustment to get the right audio level. Tools used: 12mm wrench 10mm wrench 7mm wrench #2 Phillips [STEP 1] Loosen the 7mm nut on the rear Phillips head screw. will sound when the device is turned on, and then slowly loosen the Phillips screw. If the beep sounds when the device turns on, slowly tighten the screw. The loudest setting is reached when the screw is tightened almost noiselessly. Loosen the 10mm hex nut on the front panel with a sound until the panel starts to…