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$#@!* stereo hookup...
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- allenlook
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$#@!* stereo hookup...
OK, I've got the surround sound speakers installed on the front headlight stalks and the rear hitch bar, and the sub woofer is tucked under the seat next to the battery box...
I managed to mount the CD changer on the footboard and it fits between my feet pretty good... I have the MP3 head unit and the Sirius satellite radio unit mounted on the steering shaft support column and I can reach them really good, although I'm having some trouble operating the smaller buttons with my work gloves on...
I mounted the neon light bars up under the hood on both sides, and two more in the back under the floorpan - it looks "trick"...
The only problem is my 6V system doesn't have enough juice to run it all, and when I turn on the wipers, I get a buzzing noise through the speakers, I think the amp, which I mounted to the front grille, isn't grounded quite right.
So, for the time being I've had to forego not only the interval front and rear wipers but also the power windows, and turn off the GPS in-dash navigation system! Oh well, live and learn - I'll post again when I get the overhead drop-down DVD screens hooked up
I managed to mount the CD changer on the footboard and it fits between my feet pretty good... I have the MP3 head unit and the Sirius satellite radio unit mounted on the steering shaft support column and I can reach them really good, although I'm having some trouble operating the smaller buttons with my work gloves on...
I mounted the neon light bars up under the hood on both sides, and two more in the back under the floorpan - it looks "trick"...
The only problem is my 6V system doesn't have enough juice to run it all, and when I turn on the wipers, I get a buzzing noise through the speakers, I think the amp, which I mounted to the front grille, isn't grounded quite right.
So, for the time being I've had to forego not only the interval front and rear wipers but also the power windows, and turn off the GPS in-dash navigation system! Oh well, live and learn - I'll post again when I get the overhead drop-down DVD screens hooked up
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- Bigdog
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Allen - check your grounds. They're always the problem!
Bigdog
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
http://www.cubtug.com
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Put the electric door locks on by-pass and try it. If that solves the problem you may want to consider switching to the optional atomic freemistatic convulator or the hydrostatic gemulator.
Bigdog
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
http://www.cubtug.com
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
http://www.cubtug.com
- artc
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hey, AllenLook.... so that's what you've been so busy doin'. haven't seen you post for a spell
sure would like to see a pic of how you set up the intermittant wiper system....that would help out a bunch of us
PLUS i'm closing in on 501
sure would like to see a pic of how you set up the intermittant wiper system....that would help out a bunch of us
PLUS i'm closing in on 501
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Scott:
This is similar to sending a young apprentice for say a sky hook, left handed screwdriver, soft headed steel hammer. 3oz sledge and that sort of thing.
They is playing. Don't get your head twisted around too much....
As you will learn, laughter is usually the best medicine for what ails ya
This is similar to sending a young apprentice for say a sky hook, left handed screwdriver, soft headed steel hammer. 3oz sledge and that sort of thing.
They is playing. Don't get your head twisted around too much....
As you will learn, laughter is usually the best medicine for what ails ya
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- Scott
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