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Horn Mystery
My new to me 2000 Royale has 4 air horns that appear to be original as they have a Royal Coach on the front facing cap. When I first gave them a blast it was real disappointing to hear a train whistle sound come out of them – and ever since it’s been kind of embarrassing to use them for the casual ‘howdy’ … or ‘see-ya next time’ …
However, on a trip back from E. TN yesterday I had to REALLY use them when I was slamming on the brakes as someone pulled out in front of me – and surprisingly an entirely normal deep air horn sound was accompanying the train whistle!


Amazed that I had a real air horn I then tried repeatedly to get the normal sounding air horns to come back on, I even tried while putting on the brakes. Nope, same wimpy train whistle.
Is it possible that the brakes have to be engaged at a certain level before the other set of air horns will come on? Or is there some sort of motion sensing capability that allows them to come on? Surely they’re not that smart?
Clint & Tammy Summers
2000 XL 45 Country Coach (rivets)
1977 FC31 Bluebird Wanderlodge (more rivets)
Vonore TN
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