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348 Part Identity

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by Animate, Aug 14, 2005.

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  1. Animate

    Animate Formula Junior

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    #1 Animate, Aug 14, 2005
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    Can anyone tell me what this 348 part is. It's mounted just behind the windshield washer fluid resevoir and air conditioning dryer.

    Thanks,
    James
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  2. Animate

    Animate Formula Junior

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    my bad... I just did a search on the name embossed on the top, FIAMM Series 3000. Turns out it's an air horn.

    I'm surprised, it seems like a heavier unit than conventional horns.
     
  3. Darolls

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    Not quite, it's the compressor FOR the air horns.
     
  4. naag123

    naag123 Rookie

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    Flamm makes horns
     
  5. steve f

    steve f F1 World Champ

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    doh this is an embarasing question
     
  6. ernie

    ernie Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Nah not really. If you don't know then you don't know.
     
  7. Verell

    Verell F1 Veteran
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    Now that you know what it is, put a few squirts of light (3-in-1) oil into the intake every spring & you'll discover your horns are much louder.

    Not a bad idea to pull the cover & thoroughly clean the old oil & gunk out of it with mineral spirits, then re-oil. If you dis-assemble it, be sure tho keep all the vanes in the same position. Like air tool vanes, they wear little grooves in their ends & edges, & matching grooves in the mating surface. If you rotate one end for end, or put the inner edge outwards, you'll discover they don't seal properly.
     
  8. Animate

    Animate Formula Junior

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    Darolls: Good clarification...that's what I was thinking ;-)

    Verell: Thanks for the guidance.
     
  9. Darolls

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    Merci
     
  10. Markie1949

    Markie1949 Karting

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    Is it normal that you can't do a quick "toot"? I find that I have to press my horn button for @ 1/2 sec before it sounds, and then I'm too slow on the release for my quick "toot"
     

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