As per title - please try to keep this tidy. A comment or two on a new link is fine, straying away from the comment is not.
Go or it, folks. . .
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This area is dedicated to technical discussions concerning in-car electronics. Stereos, alarms, GPS etc. Please try to spell correctly because this will help people find information later if they are using search functionality. If you need assistance with your car and want to host a spanner day, please use the appropriate section of the forum: http://mr2.org.nz/phpbb3/viewforum.php?f=35 Thank you.
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Dennis th'Menace
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Dennis Neagle
President, MR2 Owners Club, Qld
"There is a fine line between Hobby and Obsession"
President, MR2 Owners Club, Qld
"There is a fine line between Hobby and Obsession"
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Amrit
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Excellent idea. Just what we need!
I'll start off :
I'll start off :
Tip: Research as much as you can about your system before you get started. It will really simplify the process.Link 1 :
http://www.mr2.com/forums/sound-off/Toy ... -p-ns.html
Link 2 :
http://www.stephenmason.com/cars/mr2audio.html
Link 1 gets a little technical on how things should be done and Link 2 is particularly helpful to get you to do it. Shows everything including removing panels etc. which I know took me and my dad forever to figure out the removal of.
