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now, i like trying to find those annoying squeeks as much as the next man, but that's just taking the pi55
i'd love to help but unfortunately you've left on the only bit i know
tell a lie, i could refit the gear ****
i'd love to help but unfortunately you've left on the only bit i know
tell a lie, i could refit the gear ****
25 August 2009, 10:32 PM
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I imagine there'll be a few new squeeks when it's back together, and a few bit's left over! 
As long as the heaters work then I'm happy, the stereo will drown out the squeeks.
As long as the heaters work then I'm happy, the stereo will drown out the squeeks.
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I'm guessing the heater matrix has gone then . What a nightmare, happened to my mate and I didn't envy him having to do that either...........Goodluck (you might need it 
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. What a nightmare, happened to my mate and I didn't envy him having to do that either...........Goodluck (you might need it )
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done it three times.. gets easier each time.. apparently
when you find stuff doesn;t work.. some of the interior fuses are in the engine bay fuse box.. I was impressed to find my alarm wiring installed going through some of the loom so I had to cut wires and rejoin etc.. brilliant.. lol
Good luck
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when you find stuff doesn;t work.. some of the interior fuses are in the engine bay fuse box.. I was impressed to find my alarm wiring installed going through some of the loom so I had to cut wires and rejoin etc.. brilliant.. lol
Good luck
Simon
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26 August 2009, 02:03 AM
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never had to do one on my impreza, had to do one on a granada and a vw passat both pains in the ****, you would think they would be able to design it so you could take a cover of the top of the dash and hey presto there it is,
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Take out everything thats not needed,
lighter car and less to put back my friend
good luck regards nathan
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Ta-daaa! 
You'd never know would you!
The heaters are spot on now. Matrix had a teeny weeny hole in it. If anyone wants one changed I will do it for £500.
It's taken me all day to get it back together. 12v soldering irons are a god send, as simon said, the alarm install had wires wrapped everywhere so they had to be chopped.
You'd never know would you!
The heaters are spot on now. Matrix had a teeny weeny hole in it. If anyone wants one changed I will do it for £500.
It's taken me all day to get it back together. 12v soldering irons are a god send, as simon said, the alarm install had wires wrapped everywhere so they had to be chopped.
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