Technical GP Horn

[Jamie]

Lol, not a job for the faint hearted, or the easily scared amongst us .

Rich

id do it

 

[RichC]

id do it

Yeah me too, maybe that says something about us .

Rich

 

[Aresby]

I'd do it too if:

a) I had a Haynes car manual (due in 2010, I believe)

b) the car was a bit older - somehow the thought of dismantling a car barely 4 months old seems to be asking for trouble!

Oh well, maybe I'll gather up my courage later in the year. That Nautlius horn looks might tempting...

 

[RichC]

I'd do it too if:

a) I had a Haynes car manual (due in 2010, I believe)

b) the car was a bit older - somehow the thought of dismantling a car barely 4 months old seems to be asking for trouble!

Oh well, maybe I'll gather up my courage later in the year. That Nautlius horn looks might tempting...

Lol, i really dont get that, another 3 years for a manual.

It is a little worrying at first but as long as you remember where everything goes all is well at the end.

Certainly worth it in my opinion.

Rich

 

[smifton]

I took a peek, tis simple enough, i might do it later just to get a feel for the car and what kind of tools it takes.

 

[brickdog]

the Stebel Nautilus is looking quite good for about £20

I've just ordered a set of Stebel Nautilus compact air horns for £27 including delivery from eBay. I'm going to fit them to my Corsa as a test run before I get my GP.

Has anybody else tried a set?

 

[captain chaos]

Anyone care to post a guide on how to remove said bumperige

 

[Shauncorwyn]

Anyone care to post a guide on how to remove said bumperige

I remember someone did this before - i will try to find it