Kleinn Train Horn install

By diaster
May 27, 2017 in Modifications & Accessories

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diaster

Posted May 27, 2017

Hello all!

New member here. I have mine leveled and run 33s. Its white with chromed 18s and looks pretty good. I replaced the red GMC white reflective (since my truck is white).

Lastly, I just installed a set of Kleinn Train horns. The install was pretty cool, as it mounts under the front bumper. Back up inside behind the air dam. The compressor and tank sit the the second battery location. Pretty much the cleanest easiest setup I have even done. Ran train horns on last truck mounted underneath the rear bed. That was a pain in the butt for sure!

I have some pictures in the gallery, cant seem to shown them here, but here is a video I made of the installation, see for yourself!

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