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Old 04-12-2008, 01:40 AM   #1

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Are horns on all Mariah boats the same? Was the flush mount horn only uses on certain models? Can you still buy them?
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    Hi Doug

    I'm not sure what brand they used (i suspect AFI) but they had a mix of flush mount and hidden horns in the different models. West Marine has a good selection and they all wire up in the same fashion.

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    Doug,

    Describe to me what the horn looks like, I should be able to identify it. A picture would be great, not sure if that is possible.

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    I have never seen the actual horn on mine.

    I don't know where it's hidden, but it's sound level is pretty pathetic!
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    On my Diablo,

    It is located on the underside of the helm area (tucked way up there). Pretty much below where the starboard window starts to wrap. Mine is pathetic sounding also. I just use it for fun to bug people on board.

    It works, that is what matters.
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    Doug,

    I just looked at West Marine's web site and the AFI compact horn w/black cover pn#10023 will work. It is not an exact replacement - I am sure they have changed the looks over the years but it will work. There will be two wires and you will need to put a male bullet connector on the horn wires because the harness will have female bullets to connect the two. I believe the horn is on the stbd. side of the steering rack and helm but I am not positive - it has been a while! See how this work and I will be watching to see if you need more assistance.

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    Mine is hidden up under the helm on the starboard side. It's a little tough to get at but it's doable. Sticking your head in there and having someone hit the horn button should let you find it real quick..
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    The two types of horns Mariah used were ITC and AFI brands. I have thinking about this since the first post. After working for three boat mfgs. it takes a little while to sort things out in my mind!!

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    The two types of horns Mariah used were ITC and AFI brands. I have thinking about this since the first post. After working for three boat mfgs. it takes a little while to sort things out in my mind!!

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    boat horn.jpg

    boat horn 2.jpg

    boat horn 3.jpg This is the hidden horn from my boat.
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