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FM ECU - Suggestions for routing ribbon cable?
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Mail From: "Jeff Shelton" <(email redacted)>
I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. I'm
looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place it out
of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
Thanks for any info,
Jeff Shelton
93 Red
Austin, TX
Mail From: "Jeff Shelton" <(email redacted)>
I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. I'm
looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place it out
of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
Thanks for any info,
Jeff Shelton
93 Red
Austin, TX
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Mail From: "Gary Morrison" <(email redacted)>
I just roll my ribbon cable up and tuck it behind the top edge of the =
carpet when its not in use...
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From: Jeff Shelton <(email redacted)>
To: (email redacted) <(email redacted)>
Date: Wednesday, 24 February 1999 12:42
Subject: FM ECU - Suggestions for routing ribbon cable?
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I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. =
I'm
looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place =
it out
of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
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I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It =
looks
nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. =
Any
other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
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Thanks for any info,
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Jeff Shelton
93 Red
Austin, TX
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Mail From: "Gary Morrison" <(email redacted)>
I just roll my ribbon cable up and tuck it behind the top edge of the =
carpet when its not in use...
-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Shelton <(email redacted)>
To: (email redacted) <(email redacted)>
Date: Wednesday, 24 February 1999 12:42
Subject: FM ECU - Suggestions for routing ribbon cable?
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I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. =
I'm
looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place =
it out
of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
=20
I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It =
looks
nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. =
Any
other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
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Thanks for any info,
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Jeff Shelton
93 Red
Austin, TX
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Mail From: "Espen Tandberg" <(email redacted)>
> I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
> nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
> other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
I ahve my cable running under the center console, ending up under the
ashtray. When ever I feel like plugging the ECU in I simply remove the
ashtray and plug in the ECU. Works ok.
Espen
Mail From: "Espen Tandberg" <(email redacted)>
> I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
> nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
> other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
I ahve my cable running under the center console, ending up under the
ashtray. When ever I feel like plugging the ECU in I simply remove the
ashtray and plug in the ECU. Works ok.
Espen
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Mail From: (email redacted) (Mike Inman)
I run mine up over the top of the carpet in the passenger footwell, then under
the mat up to between the passenger seat and transmission tunnel.
Works for me.
M
At 17:34 2/23/99 -0600, you wrote:
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>I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. I'm
>looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place it out
>of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
>
>I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
>nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
>other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
>
>Thanks for any info,
>
>Jeff Shelton
>93 Red
>Austin, TX
>
Mail From: (email redacted) (Mike Inman)
I run mine up over the top of the carpet in the passenger footwell, then under
the mat up to between the passenger seat and transmission tunnel.
Works for me.
M
At 17:34 2/23/99 -0600, you wrote:
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>I did not find much on this in my half-hearted look in the archives. I'm
>looking for suggestions on where to route the ribbon cable to place it out
>of sight until needed, but convienent for use when it is needed.
>
>I have seen the pictures of the keypad mounted under the stereo. It looks
>nice and is a possibility but I am not sure it is what I want to do. Any
>other FM ECU owners handling this in another way they like?
>
>Thanks for any info,
>
>Jeff Shelton
>93 Red
>Austin, TX
>
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