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TRAIN HORNS

TRAIN HORNS / RELATED — 1989–1993 DODGE RAM 5.9L CUMMINS (12-VALVE)

Make your First-Gen heard. CPP Diesel stocks proven train horns, compact dual horns, switches & solenoids, and on-board air (compressors, tanks, wiring) that install cleanly on 1989–1993 Dodge Ram D250/D350. Build a complete system with quality components from Kleinn and Pacbrake.

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Why Buy from CPP Diesel

  • First-Gen Focus: Mounting tips and parts that suit 1989–1993 chassis and electrical systems.
  • Quality Brands: Kleinn Horns & Pacbrake with proven output and reliability.
  • Expert Support: Sizing tanks/lines, relay wiring, fuse selection, and clean routing.
  • Fast Shipping: Popular horns and OBA kits ship quickly from U.S. warehouses.

Explore the full 1989–1993 Cummins catalog for complementary upgrades.

Helpful Notes

  • On-board air: Train horns typically need a compressor and tank; match compressor duty cycle to your usage.
  • Mounting: Common locations are behind the front bumper or along frame rails. Keep trumpets clear of road spray.
  • Wiring: Use a relay, fused power, and quality grounds when adding horn buttons or remotes.
  • Air system care: Drain tanks periodically and use quality line/fittings to prevent leaks.
  • Legal: Sound output and use may be regulated—verify local laws for on-road use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these horn kits fit my 1989–1993 First-Gen?

Yes—most horns and OBA parts are universal. They mount cleanly on 1st-Gen trucks with basic brackets and wiring.

Do I need an on-board air system for train horns?

For full-size train horns, yes. Pair a reliable compressor with an air tank or choose a complete horn+OBA kit.

Can I share my compressor with air-bag suspension?

Yes—many customers run a single OBA system for horns and bags. Controls like Firestone dual-gauge systems help manage pressure separately.

What’s a good “first upgrade” over stock horns?

The Kleinn 6126 Dual Direct-Drive is a budget-friendly replacement that’s louder and simple to install.

How do I actuate the horn cleanly?

Use a dedicated momentary button like the Kleinn 320 Terminator, or go wireless with the Sniper 333 remote listed on our Kleinn page.