HKReplacement Air Compressor, 12V 150db Air Pump for Horn, Super Loud Car Horn Compressor Kit Zinc Single Trumpet for Any Vehicle Trucks Lorrys Cars Vans Trains Boats -Black

So far so good! Installed about a week ago. A lot stronger than the original one I had!

Great product and well built. Easy installation. Purchased as a replacement for the original compressor that failed. Works very well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The compressor works great! Only 2 complaints/comments. No where in the instructions does it say the compressor needs to mounted with the business end up. I tried the compressor in different orientations. It works great in the up position, that is with the wiring at the bottom. The mounting is not obvious and leaves a lot to be desired. I ended up using larger hose clamps to mount the compressor.

I won't bitch about quality but I will say at least they could do is mart the positive and negative pole or supply instructions as to which pole is which. Stuff happens when you wire something DC backwards.

Great replacement compressor for air horn on Harley Ultra Classic, matched up to the old one and fit right underneath the seat, loud as can be for $17, great buy.

Well they worked for a minute. Got maybe 6 good honks before they quit. Protected the circuit, even had a relay inline. Not very good at all.If you do buy, DO NOT let them get any rain or whatever on them.

I was wanting to replace a Marinco air compressor but the Marinco quality was terrible. After buying two pumps and having neither work I decided to give this one a try. It's quite a bit cheaper than Marinco but the horns have good sound so I'm reasonably happy with this one. Hopefully it'll last for a while too.There are some downsides to this one though:It's smaller than the old one so the mounting bracket from the old one didn't work. This pump does not include any mounting hardware unfortunately. I hate to purchase some metal strapping to hang it up. Looks bad but at least is hidden in a compartment.No instructions were included either. Not difficult to figure out since there are only two DC connections which are marked, but no idea if maintenance is needed. Some pumps tell you to put a drop of oil in the spout periodically, or remove the cap and clean it out. No idea what the recommendation is for this one.Made in China. Was hoping to find one made somewhere else but didn't have any luck.

The media could not be loaded. I couldn't be more pleased smiles all the way 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 more air power then the compressor that originally came with the train horns!!!!!!!!!!