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Hello guys and gals I've been lurking here for a few weeks and just signed up. Seems to be an awsome forum to be apart of. I've had my H3 for about 3 wks now and I need some help. I need access to the audio wires but I can't figure out how to get the dang dash/audio piece off! Can anyone shine some light on this for me? Thanks much.

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Move the shifter all the way back, disconnect the battery, stick your fingers in the lighter sockets and pull out and up. Its just held in with clips.

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...and was looking in the vents for screws and all sorts of stuff. lol thanks your a live saver...

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Do you have to disconect the battery.:confused:
I had it off several times I never disconected the battery.:eek:

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Don't you know, if you stick you fingers in the holes without disconnecting the battery you'll get electrocuted. You lucky to still be alive:giggling:

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Nah ! only 12 volts :clapping:

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what's that burning smell?:giggling:

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Using the plugs is one way, slightly prying at the top with a plastic tool then grabbing hold of the panel and pulling back works too.

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Probably not necessary, but I don't want to be the one that gets him zapped. ;)

When I took mine off it was to install my CB. I always play it safe and disco the power when I'm doing electrical work, even low voltage.

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Its not the volts that kill its the amps/current.

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Exactly, I learned the saying "Volts Jolt, Amps Kill." This is true.

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The worst thing that can happen is seeing your fingertips glowing red hot, just like a couple of cigar lighters. If you smoke, first light up your stogey with your fingers (pretty cool), then come see me. :giggling:

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AMPS are the killer...unless the voltage jolt causes a muscle contraction that triggers a secondary reaction. Years ago I read that about 25 percent of people who die due to electricity are killed from a secondary hit from the initial jolt of electricity. They take the jolt, muscles contract and they fly back against something hard; usually with the head. I believe that at times the muscle reaction can be the heart, causing some type of heart attack.:clapping: