Why does it rain everytime I work on my stereo ?
#1
*Rant mode on*
Can someone out there please tell me why every time I go outside to put a new ICE install in my car, it bl00dy rains ? [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
I don't remember the "how to control the weather" bit being in the Chiark guide
I've got both front door panels off. My dashboard is in pieces. All the platic sill covers are off. The transmission tunnel gubbins are laying in the boot. The carpet in places has been lifted and I've got wires hanging out everywhere.
Will it stop raining so I can put my car back together ?
NO !
Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
*Rant mode off*
Sorry about that
Nathan..
Can someone out there please tell me why every time I go outside to put a new ICE install in my car, it bl00dy rains ? [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
I don't remember the "how to control the weather" bit being in the Chiark guide
I've got both front door panels off. My dashboard is in pieces. All the platic sill covers are off. The transmission tunnel gubbins are laying in the boot. The carpet in places has been lifted and I've got wires hanging out everywhere.
Will it stop raining so I can put my car back together ?
NO !
Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
*Rant mode off*
Sorry about that
Nathan..
#2
I don't remember the "how to control the weather" bit being in the Chiark guide
Deinstalled everything over the last two evenings. Much easier when you can get all the way around the car with doors, bonnet and boot open.
#3
I really should put "get a double garage" in there
Knowing my luck i'll put all this stuff in the car and in 6 months time I'll take it all back out again
Have you got huge plans for the ICE in the MY03 ?
#6
nathan, you can't stop it - it's supposed to... Just make sure that your exit holes at the bottom of the door aren't blocked
Can see it's raining, it's even got on the dash
I'll post some pictures of the de-install later just to upset Chrome. There's nothing more heart breaking than seeing your pride and joy (or soon to be) upside down. Max the Clifford Dealer sent me a picture of the car whilst he was doing the clifford install - the git!!!!!
Cheers,
Nick.
Can see it's raining, it's even got on the dash
I'll post some pictures of the de-install later just to upset Chrome. There's nothing more heart breaking than seeing your pride and joy (or soon to be) upside down. Max the Clifford Dealer sent me a picture of the car whilst he was doing the clifford install - the git!!!!!
Cheers,
Nick.
#7
Lol, when my local VSIB delaer put my Clifford in I refused to see the car until it was done You'd never know they had done it but I can imagine how she looked during the job.
I know that some water gets into the door from the seal but at the moment there is a small gap and the water is literally pouring in. I've taken the drivers door apart again and there is a small drip or two but nothing like the passenger side.
Just hope it stops raining soon so I can sort it out.
I know that some water gets into the door from the seal but at the moment there is a small gap and the water is literally pouring in. I've taken the drivers door apart again and there is a small drip or two but nothing like the passenger side.
Just hope it stops raining soon so I can sort it out.
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I am in the process of fitting components to my front doors,
It started pouring down half way through the job, so i just wired up the main speakers to the existing connections and boxed it back up.
Where do i mount the cross over and should i just keep the existing tweeters?? oh the speakers are :-
JL VR600-CS 6" 2-Way Component system,
Phil G
ps sorry for hijacking the thread
It started pouring down half way through the job, so i just wired up the main speakers to the existing connections and boxed it back up.
Where do i mount the cross over and should i just keep the existing tweeters?? oh the speakers are :-
JL VR600-CS 6" 2-Way Component system,
Phil G
ps sorry for hijacking the thread
#10
The crossovers can go in the door if necessary, but I prefer them being under the dash. This means that you need to run two pairs of cables from the x-over into the doors though.
If you fit them in the doors, take the input to the cross-over from the cable that runs to the woofer.
Don't use the existing tweeters. DONT use the existing wiring for the tweeters; you'll likely blow your new ones up.
If you fit them in the doors, take the input to the cross-over from the cable that runs to the woofer.
Don't use the existing tweeters. DONT use the existing wiring for the tweeters; you'll likely blow your new ones up.
#11
At last it stopped raining and I managed to put my car back together.
All i need to get now is one of those doo dah things to adjust the subwoofer level from within the car.
Nathan..
[Edited by Nathan L - 3/13/2003 6:54:08 PM]
All i need to get now is one of those doo dah things to adjust the subwoofer level from within the car.
Nathan..
[Edited by Nathan L - 3/13/2003 6:54:08 PM]
#15
Have you seen this site ?
All you wanted to know about fitting ICE to a Scoob by Chiark the mod on this forum.
http://www.chiark.com/scooby/icetoc.asp
Nathan..
All you wanted to know about fitting ICE to a Scoob by Chiark the mod on this forum.
http://www.chiark.com/scooby/icetoc.asp
Nathan..
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Nathan,
I had the same troubles myself, but living in Scotland doesn't help matters
I started an install on a nice Sunny Saturday afternoon, then it decided to pi$$ down for two days.
I drove my car all day Sunday and Monday with no passenger seat, no rear seats, no glovebox, no centre trim (i.e. all the cr@p around the handbrake and no front door cards.
I did have no driver seat too, but I thought I'd better stick that back at least so I could get too work
Stefan
I had the same troubles myself, but living in Scotland doesn't help matters
I started an install on a nice Sunny Saturday afternoon, then it decided to pi$$ down for two days.
I drove my car all day Sunday and Monday with no passenger seat, no rear seats, no glovebox, no centre trim (i.e. all the cr@p around the handbrake and no front door cards.
I did have no driver seat too, but I thought I'd better stick that back at least so I could get too work
Stefan
#18
How am I meant to drive my car like this
I'm actually glad it rained now as I've found that water is pouring into the left hand door. It's pouring in from the window seal next to the wing mirror when it rains hard.
Not too sure hw I'm going to stop it yet
Nathan..
[Edited by Nathan L - 3/7/2003 4:45:43 PM]
I'm actually glad it rained now as I've found that water is pouring into the left hand door. It's pouring in from the window seal next to the wing mirror when it rains hard.
Not too sure hw I'm going to stop it yet
Nathan..
[Edited by Nathan L - 3/7/2003 4:45:43 PM]
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