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Originally Posted by Louie cat This is why I am afraid to upgrade my stereo in my Z. It also sounds like lack of experience on their part. You would

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Old 01-11-2017, 01:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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This is why I am afraid to upgrade my stereo in my Z. It also sounds like lack of experience on their part. You would think the service dept can pin point the issue ,whats up with that?
Another reason to go DIY =) I know it's not for some folks...but changing a stereo is a pretty simple one.
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Another reason to go DIY =) I know it's not for some folks...but changing a stereo is a pretty simple one.
I also had new components , dynamat, a sub and a amp installed. There is no way that I would personally try to attempt that.
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I also had new components , dynamat, a sub and a amp installed. There is no way that I would personally try to attempt that.
That is quite a bit more involved... I would DIY it but I certainly understand that most would farm that out.

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When the dealership scanned the car it showed that the sensor in the left door panel was bad. They replaced that sensor and still can't clear the blinking airbag light.
Did your shop run new speaker wires for the door speakers? Common practice is to bore a hole through the door wiring harness connector to slide speaker wire through. They may have damaged the wiring related to the airbag sensor.
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That is quite a bit more involved... I would DIY it but I certainly understand that most would farm that out.



Did your shop run new speaker wires for the door speakers? Common practice is to bore a hole through the door wiring harness connector to slide speaker wire through. They may have damaged the wiring related to the airbag sensor.
Yep new speaker wires were installed. This was my initial thought -They damaged a wire that connects the sensors.
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Another reason to go DIY =) I know it's not for some folks...but changing a stereo is a pretty simple one.
It just blows that we put our trust in who we think are professionals only to be screwed over.
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It just blows that we put our trust in who we think are professionals only to be screwed over.
Wait wen were u born again? Kinda naive. Or is dat ur cat typing?
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Another reason to go DIY =) I know it's not for some folks...but changing a stereo is a pretty simple one.
My husband and I did mine. Just takes focus and dedicated time.

Sorry about your troubles OP.
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