Motor-Driven Oogah/Klaxon Horn, Chrome finish

Motor-Driven Oogah/Klaxon Horn

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The Stealth Black and Chrome Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horns side by side on a dark workshop surface

The sound

Nobody has to ask what that was

A spring-steel diaphragm works against a rotating cogwheel, so the note climbs and then falls away on its own. It runs on 12V and 2 to 4 Amps, with no air tank and no air line.

Press and hold to honk. Works with touch.

Two finishes

Drag it and pick a side

Same horn, same motor, same parts in the box. Stealth Black hides behind a grille, Chrome catches the light. Drag the divider to see both on the same horn.

The Stealth Black finish of the Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn, assembled The Chrome finish of the Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn, assembled Stealth Black Chrome

What makes the noise

Scroll and the horn comes apart. Four pieces do the work, and only one of them needs power.

Exploded view of the Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn showing the bell, the mounting flange, the spring-steel diaphragm, the cogwheel and the motor

The bell

A durable plastic bell, 4″ (101.6 mm) across, aims the honk forward instead of letting it spill around the housing.

The diaphragm

A spring-steel disc sits behind the bell. Everything you hear starts here, and it is why the note rises and falls instead of holding one flat tone.

The cogwheel

The wheel turns against the diaphragm. How fast it turns sets the pitch, which is why the honk climbs on the way in and drops on the way out.

The motor

A 12V motor spins the cogwheel against the diaphragm, and that is what makes the sound. There's no compressor and no air. It draws 2 to 4 Amps and runs off the 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay in the box.

Back in one piece

It ships assembled, exactly like this. Bolt the flange to something flat, wire it through the relay, and it is ready to honk.

The Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn bracket-mounted inside a pickup truck engine bay, behind the grille

On your truck

Hide it in the engine bay, wire it to 12V

The relay and mounting hardware ship in the box.

No air tankThere's no compressor and no air in this horn. The motor spins a cogwheel against the diaphragm, so nothing gets plumbed and nothing takes up cargo space.
12V and a relayThe horn draws 2 to 4 Amps. Run the power through the 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay that ships in the box.
Mounts out of sightThe mounting hardware is in the box, and the flange sits flat against a bracket or a panel you already have, so nothing shows from outside.

Where it fits

It needs a 9″ (228.6 mm) run of clear space and something flat to bolt to. Inside the engine bay, on the inner fender or the core support, or tucked behind the grille.

Wireframe blueprint of the Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn: flared bell, bolt-hole mounting flange and motor housing

Included

What's in the box

Everything in the box for the Stealth Black Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn: the horn, the 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay, wiring leads and the mounting bolt Everything in the box for the Chrome Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn: the horn, the 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay, wiring leads and the mounting bolt
  • Oogah Electric Horn
  • 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay
  • Mounting Hardware

Specifications

Part Number
EH-OOGAH / EH-OOGAH-C
Horn
HornBlasters Oogah/Klaxon Electric Horn
Horn Length
9″ (228.6 mm)
Horn Diameter
4″ (101.6 mm)
Relay Max Amperage
30 Amps
Max Amp Draw
2-4 Amps
Voltage
12V
Horn Weight
1.5 lbs (0.68 kg)

Before you buy

What is an Oogah horn?
It is the horn people call an ahooga horn, the one every car had in the 1920s. Instead of a tone, you get that rising and falling honk. The note comes from a spring-steel diaphragm working against a rotating cogwheel inside the housing.
Does it need an air tank or a compressor?
No. It doesn't use air at all. A 12V motor spins a cogwheel against a spring-steel diaphragm to make the sound, so there is no tank to mount, no air line to run and nothing to plumb. Connect it to a 12V source and it honks.
How is it wired?
A 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay comes in the box along with mounting hardware. Battery power runs through the relay to the horn, so the horn button only has to switch the relay. The horn itself draws 2 to 4 Amps on a 12V system.
Will it fit my vehicle?
If it runs on 12 volts and you have room for the horn, yes. The horn is 9″ (228.6 mm) long, 4″ (101.6 mm) across the bell and weighs 1.5 lbs (0.68 kg), so measure that space behind the grille or under the hood before you order.
What is the difference between Stealth Black and Chrome?
The finish on the bell, and nothing else. Both carry the same motor, the same 30 Amp 4 Pin Relay and the same 1-year manufacturer's defect warranty.

What owners say

Reviews from real drivers

Everything in the box for the Stealth Black Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn on a dark workshop surface Everything in the box for the Chrome Motor-Driven Oogah Klaxon Horn on a dark workshop surface

Bring back the roaring 20s

Pick a finish, bolt it on, wire it to 12V with the relay in the box.

Covered by a 1-year manufacturer's defect warranty and our 30-day money-back guarantee. The relay and mounting hardware are in the box.

Warranty, returns and safety

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Warranty

This product is backed with a 1-year manufacturer's defect warranty. Extended coverage is available as an add-on in the buy box above.

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Physical damage policy

Physical damage to any product voids warranty coverage. That includes improper handling and any damage from irregular usage.

California Proposition 65 Warning

This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Hearing protection recommended

Horns are loud. Wear hearing protection when testing at close range, know your local regulations, and use your horn responsibly.