This horn, as the name suggests, produces a lower frequency sound when you hit the horn button. Most vehicles actually have two horns – a high tone and a low tone – and they work together to create a fuller, more noticeable sound. This particular one just handles the lower frequency part of that signal. It’s an electromagnetic device; when electricity hits it, it vibrates a diaphragm to create the sound. It's part of your overall horn system, obviously. When you press the horn button, it completes an electrical circuit, sending power to both the high and low tone horns, making them sound. It’s usually mounted somewhere in the engine bay, often near the front, so the sound carries well. It’s a fairly simple component, but it's absolutely vital for safety. It's how you warn other drivers, pedestrians, or even animals that you're there. A functioning horn can prevent accidents. You’ll notice if this one goes bad because the sound will be weak, or it might not work at all – you’ll probably just hear the high tone horn, or nothing. It acts like a shield, letting others know you're coming. If you're having horn issues, it's worth checking this, as well as the high tone horn and the relay. You can find these parts, including this low tone horn, over at Fixparts Online if you're looking to tackle the repair yourself. It's a pretty straightforward swap usually. Easy returns and support: Low Tone Horn (MPN 61337192035) comes with a 12-month warranty!

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