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david_w2k 19-02-2004 18:19

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Thanks so much for your help guys. Changed a 20a fuse and its all up and running again:-) The Cdplayer must have required both supplies to operate.

I had forgotten how good Nthellworld is! Im back lol.

Now my mum is having a go at me again for having it too loud on the driveway :zzz:

paulyoung666 19-02-2004 18:21

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by david_w2k
Thanks so much for your help guys. Changed a 20a fuse and its all up and running again:-) The Cdplayer must have required both supplies to operate.

I had forgotten how good Nthellworld is! Im back lol.

Now my mum is having a go at me again for having it too loud on the driveway :zzz:




glad you got sorted , at least my fuse thory was right :D :D :D :D

Stuartbe 19-02-2004 20:17

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
glad you got sorted , at least my fuse thory was right :D :D :D :D

Nice one paul....... If his car catches fire tonight we will know who to blame :D

paulyoung666 19-02-2004 20:23

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
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Originally Posted by stuartbe
Nice one paul....... If his car catches fire tonight we will know who to blame :D




cheers mate :(


:D :D :D :D

SMHarman 20-02-2004 10:14

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by david_w2k
Thanks so much for your help guys. Changed a 20a fuse and its all up and running again:-) The Cdplayer must have required both supplies to operate.

I had forgotten how good Nthellworld is! Im back lol.

Now my mum is having a go at me again for having it too loud on the driveway :zzz:

Dynamat (or spray) my friend Dynamat. Makes it all sound much better too.

And makes the car sound ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£ÃƒÆ ’‚£Ãà¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚£ more expensive, the doors suddenly shut with a clunk not a ting.

Unscrew the seats, remove the carpet, panel wipe the metal work hang the dynamat over a radiator indoors and then stick in place.

Pull door and trim panels off, boot carpet up and do the same. You SQ will go up measurably. It will also be better for your hearing as you need less volume to get the same level of interior noise and you will be able to hear the quiet (sic) parts better.

paulyoung666 20-02-2004 10:17

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
excellent advice :)

Stuartbe 20-02-2004 10:20

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
excellent advice :)

I wonder if it would work on the walls in my computer room. I would'nt be bale to hear Lesleyann's Bonjovi then :D

paulyoung666 20-02-2004 10:21

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
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Originally Posted by stuartbe
I wonder if it would work on the walls in my computer room. I would'nt be bale to hear Lesleyann's Bonjovi then :D




nah you want egg boxes for that :D :D :D

david_w2k 20-02-2004 14:55

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SMHarman
Dynamat (or spray) my friend Dynamat. Makes it all sound much better too.

And makes the car sound ÃƒÆ’Ã¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â£ÃƒÆ ’‚£Ãà¢â‚¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚£ more expensive, the doors suddenly shut with a clunk not a ting.

Unscrew the seats, remove the carpet, panel wipe the metal work hang the dynamat over a radiator indoors and then stick in place.

Pull door and trim panels off, boot carpet up and do the same. You SQ will go up measurably. It will also be better for your hearing as you need less volume to get the same level of interior noise and you will be able to hear the quiet (sic) parts better.

Might have to give that a try :) As it is a Saxo it does rattle an awful lot at the moment!

*Lembo Tazzaldo 28-12-2006 17:14

Saxo back panel speaker removal!
 
Hi i have just found this website and thought it may be a good way to find out a solution to my problem. i have got some mutant x parcel shelf speakers, and i want to connect them to the wire from the speakers in the back panel at the side of the back seats. the only problem is that i cant get the panel off to disconnect the speakers so i can connect my new one's :confused: . if someone could help it would be much appreciated.

Graham M 28-12-2006 18:31

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Wow that was quite a bump...

Russ 28-12-2006 19:42

Re: Saxo and electrics!
 
Rather than bump an almost 3 year old thread, perhaps www.sw-cc.com might be able to give you better advice?

Chris W 28-12-2006 21:19

Re: Saxo back panel speaker removal!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by *Lembo Tazzaldo (Post 34186752)
Hi i have just found this website and thought it may be a good way to find out a solution to my problem. i have got some mutant x parcel shelf speakers, and i want to connect them to the wire from the speakers in the back panel at the side of the back seats. the only problem is that i cant get the panel off to disconnect the speakers so i can connect my new one's :confused: . if someone could help it would be much appreciated.

What car is it?

have you tried the Haynes manual for disassembly instructions?


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