so I bought replacement sway bar end links because I'm hearing a clunking going one bumps. shits quickly becoming a nightmare. broke a stud taking my passenger wheel off... but this has a lot of play and is actually hitting metal when I move it by hand. so not sure if these are the culprits.
So I saw the good promo frontier was offering and we decided to switch from spectrum. A self install kit was available so I decided to select that option. It arrived yesterday before going to work. This morning I open it up, ready to install it only to notice the ont is no where to be found.
Am I going to be charged to have a technician to come out and install it?
So I saw the good promo frontier was offering and we decided to switch from spectrum. A self install kit was available so I decided to select that option. It arrived yesterday before going to work. This morning I open it up, ready to install it only to notice the ont is no where to be found. Didn't know this was required, otherwise I would've opted for a technician to come and install it.
Am I going to be charged for the install of the ont? 🥲
So my aux port went out because of the lid always putting pressure on the cable. Took the lid off by twisting up towards the left I believe. Next came removing the plastic face plate with a plastic trim removal tool. They sell the aux PCB part on Amazon for like 13 bucks for the Honda civic which look identical. Ordered and cancelled because this video fixed the issue
[https://youtu.be/x9wWYGpC1NM?si=Sct1onrjQAMXq80m\]. You basically soder the top 2 (the detect and ground) together. This allows you to manually select the aux instead of it detecting it instead of head unit doing it automatically (which fails). Went for a ride and wiggled the cable a bit, got no disconnections.
Big thanks to the grok shop YouTube channel for this east fix 😁