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Date:         Wed, 2 Dec 1998 19:37:14 -0800
Reply-To:     Ari Ollikainen <Ari@OLTECO.COM>
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From:         Ari Ollikainen <Ari@OLTECO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Accessing back of Fuse panel?
Comments: To: vanagon@VANAGON.COM
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At 10:05 PM 12/2/98, syncro architecture studio wrote:
>
>My fuse panel was awkward to remove also because of a long relay.  I noticed
>after lowering the panel somehow that this relay had a speaker in the top of
>it.  I removed it, and I no longer have that little song when the seat belt
>isn't fastened or the key is in the ignition with the door open, etc.  Killed
>two birds with one stone.


        That particular relay seems a bit fragile ;^) as mine broke off
        at the base while I was trying to take it out of its socket!
        Haven't replaced it, since the fuse/relay panel is so much easier
        to remove and replace...now.








      OLTECO                    Ari Ollikainen
      P.O. BOX 3688             Networking Technology and Architecture
      Stanford, CA              Ari@OLTECO.com
      94309-3688                415.517.3519
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