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1. by ricardogomezacevedo, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Excelente profesional!! Me imagino que trabaja para la Honda.

2. by ojelvis, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Guys I love your videos. On my CRV I have an accessories jack in the center console that allows my to plug in my ipod. It came standard with the car. All you need is to buy an extention jack with two male plugs.

3. by kaleenglish, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Really thorough, thanks!

4. by leonardoperezsalles, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Have you done this on a Mazda 3?? I just bought one and I want to do this to it…

5. by chhonda, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Of course you should. We can’t show every single step, that is why we note to consult the printed instructions before beginning.

6. by ludwig770, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   You should disconnect the power 1st!

7. by Dragon2069, on August 1 2009 @ 11:37 pm

   

   Pretty damn decent (I mean, great!)… Except — if you want to do this seriously, you don’t use ‘manpower’ for turning the screws, you get a cordless electric screwdriver WITH VARIABLE TORQUE.

   The Variable Torque is critical, because you don’t want to strip your screws. This can also be done with a cordless (who uses cords anymore?) drill with Variable Torque.

   However, your suggestions to use wire-ties and such: VERY COOL AND PROFESSIONAL!!

   Thanks, ROCK ON!

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