Dead horn...high or low pitch?

[foghorn23]

Few months ago I got water in one of my horns on the passenger side. Since then it has worked intermittantly. This week it has finally given up the ghost. Doesn't work with the key fob or on steering wheel. The single horn on the driver's side sounds like a goose with a bad cold. Anyway, since I couldn't tell a high note from a low note, I was wondering if anyone knows which pitch is located on the passenger's side of the truck. Just by the tone I'm hearing I think it's the high pitch that's gone out, but ????? Anyway just want to make sure I get the correct horn for replacement. Don't want it to sound like two geese with bad colds.

 

Any help would be appreciated.

 

Vroten

[Wingnut]

Not sure, but it sounds like you need a dixie horn!!!

 

 

For use whenever running from Roscoe and jumping over haystacks and rivers.

[foghorn23]

Hate to paint the truck orange and weld the doors shut

 

Yee ha.....

 

 

Seriously anybody know which pitch is which.....

 

Vroten

[asilverblazer]

They aren't supposed to sound like sick ducks? That splains a lot. I wonder which one of mine is fried.

[foghorn23]

Got home in time tonight to get under the truck and take the horn loose. The high pitch is on the passenger side and like I said mine seems to have water in it. I can hear it sloshing around. Off to Autozone I go....tomorrow

 

Vroten

[Markeaux]

The high note horn went out 2x on my 01 Tahoe, and 3x on my 98 Z28 - sheesh