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The air line is T'd into the system, see pic. The air line is 3/8" o.d. copper. I was wrong in saying 5/16", I was going by poor memory. Be sure to clamp the line down to minimize vibrations that will cause a leak. <img src="http://www.hometown.aol.com/mvtrucker/images/horntee.jpg" border="0">

Grover horns can be used with on-board air, but I couldn't find the cfm and pressure required. They are available with their own compressor. Turn your puter speakers on and go to: www.tirechanger.com/grover/tra.../trainhorn.html There are several pages of horns, I see thay have a set that I...

That little horn was used on a lot of MV's, including the M37. Just a little "beep-beeper." If you need me to, tomorrow I'll look under the hood of my M35A2 and let you know exactly how the air line connects. If you use commercial compression fittings, the common ones, the nuts are too short and...

I beleive it's direct from the air system and without a regulated pressure drop. The line taps in up on the firewall.