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I can't believe nobody has mentioned this one, but after reading a post in "It could only happen to me", I felt it wasn't redundant. Before doing ANYTHING, disconnect the battery from the vehicle. This will eliminate the "whoops" factor from any install, especially in today's computer controlled vehicles.
Posts: 490 | From: Fort Frances, Ontario, Canada | Registered: May 1999
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If you do a GM vehicle with that &#(*@$ Theft Lock radio, be SURE the customer has the code for the radio or the they might be "irritated" after you are done..
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If you disconnect the battery here's another tool; Connect a 9Volt battery to a MALE cigarette lighter adaptor, and insert it into the lighter or "Power" socket. This will retain the "clock, Radio etc.." memories.
------------------ E.C. Wuz here
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So you did, Dark Acura. There were some other good points in the same post. I didn't have my screen set for more than 2 days of posts.
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