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II. Installing Your Air Compressor Pump
Locate a flat and secure installation area that will remain free of dust, dirt and debris (your compressors
performance is directly affected by air quality). Try to keep the distance of the unit from the battery to a
minimum to keep your compressor running at maximum performance.
1. Disconnect the ground cable from the vehicle’s battery.
2. Position the unit in the desired location and secure it using the supplied mounting hardware (8mm).
3. Remove the orange plug in the compressor’s inlet and install the remotely mountable air intake assembly.
Using the included 3/8” OD
air line and fittings you may relocate the air filter up to six feet away from the
air compressor.
Installing Your Train Horn Kit
Planning Your Installation
This is the most important step in your installation.
Plan out the location of each component before starting your installation.
Make sure you have enough air line and wire to install the system before beginning the installation.
Make sure mounting locations are secure and void of debris.
Try to
keep the supply wire to the compressor as short as possible. Wires lose voltage over distance
therefore shorter wires will result in better performance.
Mount your air source unit in a location that is as cool as possible and away from heat sources. This will
make your compressor run cooler and last longer.
Your air source unit must be mounted upright with the compressor above the tank. Failure to mount the
unit in this positi
on will allow any condensation buildup to drain back in to the compressor and foul its
components, and also will disrupt the compressor’s ability to cool.
Teflon tape or a locking compound should be used on every fitting in your air system to prevent air leaks.
Air valves can be mounted in every direction but are recommended to be mounted vertically with the pilot
housing above the valve body.
Use the supplied 12 g
auge wire or thicker (lower gauge #) wire to power your air compressor.
Recommended Tools
3/8” Long Socket (Horn Front Mount)
1/2” Long Socket (Horn Rear Mount)
1/2” Wrench (Std. Compression Fittings)
9/16” Wrench (1/4 NPT Fittings)
10mm Wrench or Socket (Air Source Mounting)
12mm Wrench (Metric Compression Fittings)
Drill (With 3/16” Bit)
Wire Cutter/Stripper
Tubing Cutter/Razor
Eye Protection
I. Installing Your HornBlasters Train Horn
Locate an area for your horn that is dry and free from debris. The horn can be mounted in any direction and
still be heard from all around. The horns should not be mounted where they will be completely submerged or will
receive any kind of impact. Horns may be mounted directly to your vehicle, on a medium such as grommet strips
(plumber’s strap), sheet metal or any sort of custom bracket.
1. Locate a se cure, dry, safe positio
n for your horns.
2.
Using the mounting template drill 3/16” holes for the mounting bracket of the horn.
Make a mounting template by tracing the mounting bracket on the horn.
3.
4. Secure the horn using the supplied mounting hardware.