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Very nice video. Thanks for the good explanation.
justinsn95 6 months ago
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hi, nice video, i own a yaris 2008 and i wolud like to change the original stereo, can you send me, the diagram that you show at the end?? i can't see it clearly from here, please, mi e-mail is oscarnegrete@hotmail.com
thank you
hozkar33 11 months ago
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hi, nice video, i own a yaris 2008 and i wolud like to change the original stereo, can you send me, the diagram that you show at the end?? i can't see it clearly from here, please, mi e-mail is oscarnegrete@hotmail.com
thank you
hozkar33 11 months ago
And if you have "the world's biggest sub", another idea I like, is to wrap the harness in split foam pipe insulation and zip ties(behind dash space permitting) to try to eliminate any additional rattle.
lionroar454 2 years ago
Always entertaining. I prefer the solder and shrink tube myself, but you are correct that it will take more time.
lionroar454 2 years ago
Thank you.
Yea, soldering them will guaranty you never have a bad splice even with the world's biggest sub.
rldel149 2 years ago