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Girly Horn
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Horn upgrade is an easy plug and play on the ML. You can see them through the wheel wells on either side. I replaced mine with the ML 55 horns. A lot louder and sound more like a Mercedes. Some have opted to upgrade to air horns which are really loud. Just depends on personal choice as to what sound you want. My 2 cents.
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I think the ML320 horn is fine, and I don't really consider it a "truck" anyway.
It is an SUV and the horn is almost like the 60's Mercedes horns -- which had a much better sound than the typical American car. What do you want to do, scare people out of the way or attract attention?? (just kidding)
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Horn
Make sure BOTH are working. 1 horn definitely sounds insufficient. 2 really isn't that bad.
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Put a single or a pair of Stebel Nautilus, at 139dB, your horn will sound macho enough
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