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Last Changed 5/8/2011 |
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| Just some of the mysteries That we have uncovered as we have done our various projects. | ||
What's Behind the Dash |
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Running cables from the navigation computer to the speaker amplifier required going behind the passenger's dash If you ever wondered how empty it is behind there, it isn't. | |
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Tips on removing the upper portion of the passenger's dash. Pry off the speaker grill and remove two screws to remove the speaker. Under the speaker is a bolt that goes into the hole in the picture. When putting the upper dash back, remember the speaker wire. | |
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Door Jamb Cover |
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The button the holds the door jamb cover is tricky. To release the button, push the center core in, that will relax the holding fingers. To reinstall the button, push the center core back trough so that it is extend to the outside. Then put the button in the hole and push the core in. |
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Cab Cable Access |
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There is a easy place to get a few cables from inside the cab to the
outside. Take off the driver's side step plate and roll the floormat back. You will find a trough with a pair of plastic encased cable harnesses. Lift the harnesses and you find a couple of holes in the floor covered by thin metal disks. The disks can easily be punched and cables fed through. In the photos, the three cables that go to the cameras are run through the hole. A piece of duct tape will seal the hole. |
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Disclaimer: The information in this site is a collection of data we derived from the vendors and from our personal experiences. This information is meant as a learning guide for you to make your own decisions Best practices and code should always be followed. The recommendations we make are from our personal experiences and we do not receive any compensation for those recommendations. |