I put 16 on my cab looks great! All i can say from many close calls with absolute idiots is this LOAD ASS TRAIN HORNS HAVE SAVED MANY LIVES 2 EXTRA TANKS WITH LOW AIR CUTOFF VALVES SAVE YOU THE LOCKUP NIGHTMARE.NICE VIDEO BRO
I was going toninstal with out the valve because my truck is hair horn all ready but now I go to instal the valve I really did love the way it turns out
@@jacob2483you can, I did it with my Kenworth T680, idk about other train horns brands but with the GG there’s a little stem or plug inside the solenoid, that you gotta remove, or it won’t work or at least that what I did and my horns and it worked….to get to it tho you’ll have to unscrew the solenoid and then remove the sticker from the top part of the solenoid and there’s a a small Phillips screw, that will remove the cylinder looking thing and then there will be an Allen screw, just unscrew it with hand and there will be a small spring and plug, remove it and then Put the other parts back together, stew the solenoid back in the horns and then connect line that use to run to the factory horn and you should be set to go!
"The American hose are built a little thicker." Couldn't agree more.
Pretty sweet installation and sound.
Thank you from Ontario.
I have the same exact valve and I always wondered why it leaked air and how to fix it. Thanks for the video.
You skipped over the only part I was searching for help with - but not complaining I always get a good laugh watching your vids 😂
I put 16 on my cab looks great! All i can say from many close calls with absolute idiots is this LOAD ASS TRAIN HORNS HAVE SAVED MANY LIVES 2 EXTRA TANKS WITH LOW AIR CUTOFF VALVES SAVE YOU THE LOCKUP NIGHTMARE.NICE VIDEO BRO
I ordered these with the grand general valve because of this video. Lol
Thanks
Wow this is awesome! I'm thinking about just installing the train horns on the catwalk
I love you videos man
Thank you so much!
You are funny af 😂😂😂 great video thanks
Thank you so much! got a couple more coming soon
The Tom Green of truck mechanics
I was able to get more turns on the valve fitting, just squeeze the tubes on the base as you push the valve into the tubes.
this video was on point
Nice video
What year Peterbilt is that?
I was going toninstal with out the valve because my truck is hair horn all ready but now I go to instal the valve I really did love the way it turns out
Will you a glass watermelon install video?
Yes I can.
Bro mount on air tanks you will save on air lines ...
I’ll try that next time😏
?, why not get rid of the pharrel fittings and put push connectors on the valve.
Can I put this on on a mini bus?
Yes
I think I'm gonna unplug my roof horns and run a air line from the valve from the roof horns to the train horns.
Did you do this? Using the factory pull cord?
@@jacob2483you can, I did it with my Kenworth T680, idk about other train horns brands but with the GG there’s a little stem or plug inside the solenoid, that you gotta remove, or it won’t work or at least that what I did and my horns and it worked….to get to it tho you’ll have to unscrew the solenoid and then remove the sticker from the top part of the solenoid and there’s a a small Phillips screw, that will remove the cylinder looking thing and then there will be an Allen screw, just unscrew it with hand and there will be a small spring and plug, remove it and then Put the other parts back together, stew the solenoid back in the horns and then connect line that use to run to the factory horn and you should be set to go!
how can i buy this horn for my truck
Raineys
Part Number please? 😅
Part number 69991
It's exactly what I did buy