150PSI 12V Air Compressor With 1.59 Gallon Tank, 6L Pump for Train Truck Horn, Onboard Compressor, Blue

Bro, dudes, buy it.Okay I have an f350 I haul horses. People pull out infront of me. Now I am a menance when I honk.Depends on where you install.. I went under the truck, I made some brackets to mount, that helped. the horn button that comes with is puke. Buy a switch at Napa. Install decent, this is not really my thing. Works well, loud Af. Would buy it again.

Two out of two kits were junk. First one showed up missing mounting hardware and pressure switch. Amazon shipped a replacement as soon as I contacted them. When it came in I finished my installation using the first one. The compressor would not build over 50 psi. I removed that compressor and installed the compressor from the second kit it built up to 90 PSI barely quickly but immediately dropped the pressure back down.I plumbed the tank into my shop compressor and aired it up. It would hold 120 PSI no problem. I installed a gauge deadheaded onto the compressor and it could not build more than 10 psi. They are being returned for a refund.

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Perfect kit for air horns. I actually purchased this for my air suspension. So we'll see.113db @ 124lbs. There's just something about this unit that makes it seem louder than my semi. 🤷‍♂️My only real concern is that the unit only goes to 124lbs, not the 150 they claim. I need more psi to pull a trailer.Overall I am 😊 with the product.

I don’t know how long the compressor will last but for now it works great. All these small compressors are pretty much the same. They definitely aren’t designed to last kit is well worth the money. I have 2 of these so that should tell you something about how I feel about them.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this thinking I was getting something decent considering I paid 150 bucks for it. As it was fairly easy to install, the air line was about 3 foot to short for my location that I needed it. I had to buy extra parts to make it reach and work correctly. The warranty is only 6 months. With that said I have had mine for 8 months not and it blew up last week. On tip of that, the whole while I have had it hooked it, it would leak down real fast which kept that compressor running alot. Well long store short, the compressor motor blew up. The part that holds the bottom piston rod that goes up and down busted all to pieces so now it won't build up pressure. I only drive this truck about 1 to 2 times a week so it wasn't used much if that says anything. I would not buy this product and I'm going to try and reach out to the several but from other reviews, don't think I will have any luck. Don't waste your time or money on this company or product!!!! If the work with me and do the right thing, I'll do an update.

I’ll give it three stars because they look great and Work, but not much louder than your regular car horn. They might work for a pick up truck, but doesn’t have the same sound as real train horns.

Well first of all the kit was shipped with a faulty solenoid that does not work. I'm not going to remove the entire system to send the whole kit back for this. Next the description states that the system is 150 psi but when you get the kit it actually states that the pump can handle 150 psi but the system is set up with a 100 psi pressure switch. Description misleads you to think that the system is 150 psi. If you want 150 psi you will need to buy a separate pressure switch for 150 psi. And lastly I got about 1 day out of the horn, after I purchased a working solenoid , before the pressure line popped a hole in it. So if you want to buy a horn system you will have to buy a new solenoid, a 150 psi pressure switch and replace the entire pressure line with something that is a Lil more durable then this is the kit for you. If you don't want to buy all this extra stuff for a brand new horn system stay away from this one