DVD AVN Navigation Unit P/N: 08A40-1J6-100
Wire Harness Routing Precaution
Disconnect the connectors and terminals by holding them. Do not pull the harness to disconnect the connector.
Do not pull the harness with force. it will damage the har ness.
Cut off the excess of the wire ties.
Connect the connectors and terminals securely until they lock.
Reinstall the connectors to the corresponding stays whenever they are removed. After operation, check that the connectors are installed on the stays securely and not loose or come out of the stays.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Honda CR-V DVD Navigation Attachment
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Labels: airbag, clamps, curtain, har, Honda, honda cr v, model 1, navigation unit, pillar, pins, precaution, sunvisor, tabs, torx screws, wire harness, wire ties
Labels: airbag, clamps, curtain, har, Honda, honda cr v, model 1, navigation unit, pillar, pins, precaution, sunvisor, tabs, torx screws, wire harness, wire ties
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
2002-04 Honda CR-V BX2232 Baseplate Installation
3:43 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 10mm socket, auto manufacturer, baseplate, blue ox baseplates, bolt, end plates, fascia, hardware kit, holes, Honda, honda cr v, metric bolts, minor adjustments, push pins, pushpins, rangefinder, tabs, tolerances, tow bar, variations
Labels: 10mm socket, auto manufacturer, baseplate, blue ox baseplates, bolt, end plates, fascia, hardware kit, holes, Honda, honda cr v, metric bolts, minor adjustments, push pins, pushpins, rangefinder, tabs, tolerances, tow bar, variations
Please read BOTH these Installation Instructions and the General Instructions before attempting to install or operate this equipment.
Many Blue Ox® Baseplates are designed to use existing holes and hardware to mount the baseplate to the towed vehicle. Even though bolts are there, do not assume they are adequate for baseplate mounting. Always use hardware supplied in the hardware kit and existing hardware specified in the Baseplate Installation Instructions.
Many Blue Ox® Baseplates are designed to use existing holes and hardware to mount the baseplate to the towed vehicle. Even though bolts are there, do not assume they are adequate for baseplate mounting. Always use hardware supplied in the hardware kit and existing hardware specified in the Baseplate Installation Instructions.
2002-2006 Honda CR-V Subwoofer Kit Installation Instructions
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Labels: antenna, bolts, careful care, dashboard, flat tip, fuse box, glove box, hazard switch, Honda, honda cr v, negative cable, pins, radio station, retaining clips, seat cd changer, self tapping screw, self tapping screws, subwoofer, tabs
Labels: antenna, bolts, careful care, dashboard, flat tip, fuse box, glove box, hazard switch, Honda, honda cr v, negative cable, pins, radio station, retaining clips, seat cd changer, self tapping screw, self tapping screws, subwoofer, tabs
The subwoofer can not be installed with an under-seat CD changer.
Installation the Subwoofer to 2002-2006 CRV:
1. Make sure you have the anti-theft code for the radio, then write down the radio station presets.
2. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery.
3. Remove the two screws that fasten the bottom of the center panel.
4. Pull the center panel out toward you to release the six clips, unplug the vehicle connector from the hazard switch, and remove the center panel. Be careful care not to damage the clips.
Installation the Subwoofer to 2002-2006 CRV:
1. Make sure you have the anti-theft code for the radio, then write down the radio station presets.
2. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery.
3. Remove the two screws that fasten the bottom of the center panel.
4. Pull the center panel out toward you to release the six clips, unplug the vehicle connector from the hazard switch, and remove the center panel. Be careful care not to damage the clips.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
1991-96 Ford Escort Baseplate BX2112 Installation Instructions
2:43 AM by onesecond
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Labels: base tube, baseplate, belly pan, bolts, brackets, car frame, Ford, ford escort, gap, metal bracket, nuts, plastic pieces, spacers, support beam, tabs, three pieces, tie down, tube assembly
Labels: base tube, baseplate, belly pan, bolts, brackets, car frame, Ford, ford escort, gap, metal bracket, nuts, plastic pieces, spacers, support beam, tabs, three pieces, tie down, tube assembly
Installation of this baseplate requires removing the plastic belly pan. The brackets attached to the vehicle's frame and the tie down brackets also need to be removed. They will be replaced with the baseplate's side mounts. The plastic around the tie down brackets will need to be trimmed.
1. Read the General Instruction Sheet included with this baseplate.
2. Under the front corners of the car there is a stamped metal bracket that protrudes down with a slot at the bottom. These are called the tie down brackets. The baseplate mounts to the outside of the tie down brackets and to the center engine support bolts, using ten bolts, eight of which are supplied with the baseplate.
1. Read the General Instruction Sheet included with this baseplate.
2. Under the front corners of the car there is a stamped metal bracket that protrudes down with a slot at the bottom. These are called the tie down brackets. The baseplate mounts to the outside of the tie down brackets and to the center engine support bolts, using ten bolts, eight of which are supplied with the baseplate.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
47-55 Chevy Truck the Eureka Gas Tank Cover Installation Instructions
8:07 PM by onesecond
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Labels: 3m, 55 chevy truck, angle iron, backside, braces, cd player, cheese, Chevrolet, edge tape, fabric, gaps, gas tank, mdf, plywood, radio, spray adhesive, spray glue, square feet, tabs, top edge
Labels: 3m, 55 chevy truck, angle iron, backside, braces, cd player, cheese, Chevrolet, edge tape, fabric, gaps, gas tank, mdf, plywood, radio, spray adhesive, spray glue, square feet, tabs, top edge
INSTALLATION KIT
1) Test each corner for fit to ensure that the CORNERS and CENTER fit correctly.
2) If you are using the tank cover without a gas tank in the truck (IT’S POSSIBLE) you may decide that you want a little more support. If this is the case, braces can be formed from ¾” plywood, angle iron, or MDF pressboard. The areas that need the most support in directly under the package tray area, this is especially important if installing a radio or CD player onto the flat of the package tray.
3) Apply the Foam Edge Tape to the backside of the cover at the top edge and down the sides on the back edge only.
1) Test each corner for fit to ensure that the CORNERS and CENTER fit correctly.
2) If you are using the tank cover without a gas tank in the truck (IT’S POSSIBLE) you may decide that you want a little more support. If this is the case, braces can be formed from ¾” plywood, angle iron, or MDF pressboard. The areas that need the most support in directly under the package tray area, this is especially important if installing a radio or CD player onto the flat of the package tray.
3) Apply the Foam Edge Tape to the backside of the cover at the top edge and down the sides on the back edge only.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
2005-Present Pontiac G6 Figure Grille Set Installation Instructions
2:21 AM by onesecond
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Labels: bolts, chrome molding, duration, exercise patience, fastener, fasteners, flat head screw, grilles, playing card, Pontiac, pontiac g6, quality materials, radiator, satisfaction, screw driver, tabs
Labels: bolts, chrome molding, duration, exercise patience, fastener, fasteners, flat head screw, grilles, playing card, Pontiac, pontiac g6, quality materials, radiator, satisfaction, screw driver, tabs
These grilles are fabricated employing quality materials and finishes, and have been engineered to enhance the look of your vehicle for the duration of its life. Proper installation is essential to your overall satisfaction, so please read these instructions before attempting to install the grilles. Exercise patience; these instructions are intended to assist even the most mechanically challenged.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
1993-96 Chevrolet Camaro Shaft and DIN Unit Provisions
6:56 AM by onesecond
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Labels: battery terminal, bezel, camaro, Chevrolet, chevrolet camaro, glove box, hex head screws, negative battery, phillips screws, Pontiac, pontiac bonneville, provisions, radio, shaft, short circuit, tabs
Labels: battery terminal, bezel, camaro, Chevrolet, chevrolet camaro, glove box, hex head screws, negative battery, phillips screws, Pontiac, pontiac bonneville, provisions, radio, shaft, short circuit, tabs
Disconnect the negative battery terminal to prevent an accidental short circuit. Remove (2) Phillips screws from the top of the driver's side knee bolster. Remove (2) 7mm screws from the bottom of the knee bolster. Open the glove box, remove (3) 7mm screws exposed on the right edge of the radio trim bezel and remove the bezel. Remove (2) 7mm screws securing the left side of the factory head unit and (1) 10mm nut securing the right. Slide the unit from the dash and disconnect the wiring. Cut and remove all mounting tabs on the Radio Housing EXCEPT tabs "A". The mounting tabs can be identified by the stamped letter on the back of each tab. Skip to the Installation Instructions for ALL VEHICLES on Page #5.
2005-Up Pontiac G6 Figure Grille Set Installation Manual
6:42 AM by onesecond
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Labels: bolts, chrome molding, duration, exercise patience, fastener, fasteners, flat head screw, grilles, playing card, Pontiac, pontiac g6, quality materials, radiator, retainers, satisfaction, screw driver, tabs, vehicle location
Labels: bolts, chrome molding, duration, exercise patience, fastener, fasteners, flat head screw, grilles, playing card, Pontiac, pontiac g6, quality materials, radiator, retainers, satisfaction, screw driver, tabs, vehicle location
These grilles are fabricated employing quality materials and finishes, and have been engineered to enhance the look of your vehicle for the duration of its life. Proper installation is essential to your overall satisfaction, so please read these instructions before attempting to install the grilles. Exercise patience; these instructions are intended to assist even the most mechanically challenged.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Onstar Lockpick Installation Instructions
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Labels: accessory power, battery connection, constant power, desire, direct connections, down position, factory locations, GM, gm lockpick, handsfree kit, harnesses, onstar, PDF Download, radio, switches, tabs, yellow wire
Labels: accessory power, battery connection, constant power, desire, direct connections, down position, factory locations, GM, gm lockpick, handsfree kit, harnesses, onstar, PDF Download, radio, switches, tabs, yellow wire
Start with the car and radio turned off. The GM LOCKPICK is designed with a "T" harness, equipped with factory male and female connectors for direct connections to your screen. With access to the rear of the screen, unplug the matching Black connectors and plug them into the female connectors of your LOCKPICK. Then plug the male Black connectors of the LOCKPICK harness into the earlier factory locations. The connectors are keyed and cannot be plugged in to the wrong location. Slide the blue locking tabs on the top of the connectors back before attempting to insert the plug fully into the radio. Do not plug in the LOCKPICK yet.
2001-2004 Subaru Outback Skid Plate Installation Instructions
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Labels: bolt holes, bolts, downward force, fender, ramps, screws, skid plate, splash pan, Subaru, subaru outback, tabs, washers
Labels: bolt holes, bolts, downward force, fender, ramps, screws, skid plate, splash pan, Subaru, subaru outback, tabs, washers
REMOVAL OF ORIGINAL SPLASH PAN Raise and safely support the vehicle on jack stands or on ramps. Locate and remove the two 12mm bolts at the rear of the factory splash pan. Locate and remove the two 10mm screws from the left and right side of the factory splash pan. These are located up inside the fender. Locate and remove the three remaining 12mm bolts from the front of the factory splash pan. The splash pan has retaining tabs around the three bolt holes from the last step and will require some downward force to remove the splash pan from the vehicle
Sunday, May 9, 2010
1957 Chevrolet Belair Column Install How To
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Labels: 1957 chevrolet belair, Chevrolet, column line, detent, firewall, inner tube, moving parts, neutral safety switch, PDF Download, perfect weather, phillips screw, prong, retaining ring, screws, slots, smooth operation, tabs, tight seal, turn signal
Labels: 1957 chevrolet belair, Chevrolet, column line, detent, firewall, inner tube, moving parts, neutral safety switch, PDF Download, perfect weather, phillips screw, prong, retaining ring, screws, slots, smooth operation, tabs, tight seal, turn signal
Notice that all the shift arm and moving parts are located at the bottom of the column. This provides additional clearance at the firewall which allows the improved floor plate to make a perfect weather-tight seal (figure #15). With the column removed, you can see the difference in mounting points for the detent and shift arm.
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