grounded screw under dash?is their one?
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Originally Posted by xviper,Jun 5 2006, 08:35 AM
Is there a post missing? "Screw"???? 
Not sure what you're working one but the grounding thing we're talking about is a BOLT. It takes a socket to undo. Why are you using pliers, screwdriver or even drilling a hole in the head?
I must really be losing it. What "brackets"?
Not sure what you're working one but the grounding thing we're talking about is a BOLT. It takes a socket to undo. Why are you using pliers, screwdriver or even drilling a hole in the head?I must really be losing it. What "brackets"?
lol i was scrolling up to reread the page i thought i missed something aswellIts a Bolt like viper said you need a socket for it, if am not mistaken its a 10 or 12 mm socket someone correct me if am wrong.
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Originally Posted by Doug0716,Jun 5 2006, 04:08 PM
Instructions on posting in the wrong thread (by Doug0716):
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perfect... absolutely perfect.
before going too far, try and get some ezouts for the screw... it should pull it out just fine.
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Originally Posted by vivek_kumr,Jun 6 2006, 01:23 PM
Hey - what size T-tap connector should I get if I decide to tap into it instead of screwing it in?
I'm hardwiring my X50 this weekend too... got the smartwire extension cord thingy in mail today....
I'm hardwiring my X50 this weekend too... got the smartwire extension cord thingy in mail today....
