LX450 CB Install
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I tore apart the console and I found two connectors that were loose. I found a hot +5V in one. Is there a third? I'll probably piggy back the lighter too! I took pics and I'll post these tomorrow. They were tucked up under the carpet just below the emergency brake.
This may also seem like a stupid question, but its not obvious to me whats the easiest way to snake the antenna cable from the engine compartment to the cab. I could poke through a seal, but I'd rather not if there is a better way. I tried to snake it through were the radio ant is, but it seems like I would have to take apart the dash to get it through.
Some of us have to go to work in the morning, so I'll call it a night.
Thanks,
Ken
This may also seem like a stupid question, but its not obvious to me whats the easiest way to snake the antenna cable from the engine compartment to the cab. I could poke through a seal, but I'd rather not if there is a better way. I tried to snake it through were the radio ant is, but it seems like I would have to take apart the dash to get it through.
Some of us have to go to work in the morning, so I'll call it a night.
Thanks,
Ken
Ken
If you remove the glove box door you can see wear the antenna cable comes thru the firewall . Then use a stiff wire to pull the cable through from the engine
compartment to the cab. On My 93 LC there were only s couplle of screws to remove the glove box door ?? I had no luck with power at the console and gave
up after talking to BVB .
Hope this helps
If you remove the glove box door you can see wear the antenna cable comes thru the firewall . Then use a stiff wire to pull the cable through from the engine
compartment to the cab. On My 93 LC there were only s couplle of screws to remove the glove box door ?? I had no luck with power at the console and gave
up after talking to BVB .
Hope this helps
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Thanks for the tip Dan. Too much stuff there to snalke it through, but having the Glove Box off helped me after I got the cable routed. I took lots of photos and will post a new thread with what I did since I had trouble finding all the info I needed in a search.