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The Install Videos
Ok guys, I finished my audio install a couple weeks ago and have been sifting through hours of install video footage. I have been breaking them up into roughly 5 minute clips of "How To's"
Much of what is on there is info you guys have posted in various reports with pictures and some good reading. I have added a different take with some actual footage of the install. Let me first say that I am not a profesional installer but I have learned and worked on many over the years and enjoy doing my own installs. Plus I HATE people working on my car. These are the first 4 videos that I have completed so far. Check back often as I will edit this original post and add more videos as I finish them. I would also like to thank BigAudiofanat for answering a couple questions I had and for getting back to me so quickly. Also thank Division and Jeff Smith for some help too.:tup: I love the forum and hope you guys enjoy my videos. Video#1 Audio Install in a 2009 370Z on Vimeo * Intro/ rear hatch panel removal Video #2 Audio Install in a 2009 370Z on Vimeo *Dynamat/Door Panel removal/Door Molex Video#3 Audio Install in a 2009 370Z on Vimeo *Headunit removal/center console/seat removal Video#4 Audio Install in a 2009 370Z on Vimeo *tweeter rem/amp location/bluetooth/gps/comp.speaker install/tweeter brackets Video#5 http://vimeo.com/7507588 *RCA Run / Power wire run / Ground location Video #6 http://vimeo.com/7628850 *Head Unit Install / Z Enclosures tour / Bass Knob install in the dummy switch |
I hope one of those video's details how to pull the door connector apart :) Aside from our posts, I don't think that has been properly documented yet.
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Wow...excellent vids! :tup: :tup:
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Thanks man glad it all turned out. Anytime anyone needs help just ask!
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Just a suggestion sliknik, maybe you should type up everything you installed.
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Cool vids. I didn't like the idea of destroying the factory tweeters either in case i ever sold the car or whatever. I did the same thing pretty much but just used some 1/4" fiberboard instead of the plastic. My GPS antena I put right inside the trim piece with the pocket in it at the top and seems to work good there. I didn't like the idea of it sitting out on the dash. Your work is very thorough and clean, good job.
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The tweeter if you do not want to destroy them like me and him both did. You can go to your local radio shack or model store and pickup a piece of black plastic than cut them out to size and cut a hole in them for the tweeter. Than keep your old tweeter and just put the new one in.
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JL Audio Hd900/5 amp Jl Audio 12w6v2 sub in a ZEnclosure Boston Acoustic Pro60se component speakers 12 guage speaker wire JL Hd-RLC Bass Control Knob Dynamat Extreme should have put the Sat radio adapter in as well, ( oh well, do it later) future vids coming soon At the opening of every video, you will see a list of items that were talked about in each. |
Good stuff :tup: Where did you pick up your trim removal tool?
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You can get them at any auto part store.
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That panel tool was very handy as well as the rca snake tool. Worth the $ |
I was thinking about letting someone else do my install this time. Thanks for inspiring me to again do it myself.
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SlikNik
Awesome vids man! Now that's dedication to the community! +1 :tup: |
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