Loose 12v source DIY
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Originally Posted by s2khondas,Oct 1 2007, 07:53 AM
Cordless Passport FTMFW (with rechargeable batteries) <not paying 5bucks for 2 AA everytime it goes dead.
Great thread, I need to go take care of this when it warms up!
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Nice write up, it took me about 15 minutes to do. Only suggestion is to use a torque wrench if you are having problems getting the first set of screws off. When I was looking at the manual of how to fix it, I was scared I would have to take apart the entire center console. This way is MUCH easier!
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Wow thanks for the post bro mine is loose and I was looking at everything dreading
taking all those panels and the center console out to fix it this sure makes it easier
and I'm guessing it wont be the last time I need to do it
Thanks
I just love all the information that is available on this site member forever
taking all those panels and the center console out to fix it this sure makes it easier
and I'm guessing it wont be the last time I need to do it
Thanks
I just love all the information that is available on this site member forever
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Just repaired the GF's 2001... she said it had been that way for a while but didn't say anything. Wish i had this writeup tho... took apart a lot more than i needed to lol.
So far mine in my 2005 is just fine.
J/Tharg!
So far mine in my 2005 is just fine.
J/Tharg!