Episode 9 Where's my OOOGA?!!! Ford Model A Ahooga Horn Fix!

My Ahooga Horn on my 1930 Ford Model A lost its OOOGA and I take it apart and fix it.
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[@paulreft7133]

Great explanation of how these old horns work, thank you!

[@FlatheadTerry]

@@paulreft7133 You Bet!

[@joelvelez5524]

Amazing job Tman.

[@curtmartinson5441]

I have a horn . But nit original to my car . But when i honked it , it sounded like stepping on a goose . The other screw on the back adjusts the tension on the spring in the horn

[@FlatheadTerry]

Thanks for the comment Curt.

[@mr.wheels-HQ]

Customer: I bought a really Old car, but Where's the ahooga?
This guy: I fixed it for you. Now it can AH-OOOOOOO-Ga if it works.
Customer'S car: AAHHH-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-GA

[@mr.wheels-HQ]

FIRST HEART ON THE JOB! YEAS

[@FlatheadTerry]

Ha! Good one! Thanks Mr. Wheels.

[@mr.wheels-HQ]

@@FlatheadTerry AH-OOOO-GA

[@dianemcewen8922]

Nice series very enjoyable. Did you find out what was wrong with the other engine or did I miss something? Mike mcewen

[@FlatheadTerry]

Hey Mike, at the end of Episode 2 I show the corroded valves on the number 4 cylinder. At that point the motor would need a complete overhaul so thus the reason why I put the other motor in. Thanks for the comment and viewing them.