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In a message dated 8/28/2003 10:31:55 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
auditodd at comcast.net writes:

>
> The stereo system uses regular speakers in the front, and amplified
> speakers in the rear. The amps are attached to the rear speakers.
>
> So if you replace it with an aftermarket unit, get one that has "preamp"
> outputs, send the regular outputs to the front speakers and the "preamp"
> output to the rear speakers. OR just replace all the speakers and be
> done with it.
>
The rears are like the V8 and I was able to send an amp. turn on wire to
power the speakers on my former V8, now a parts car. Good to know.


The headlight glass is sealed to the metal reflector. You could take
them out, put some dish soap and water in them and swish it around to
try to clean them out.

Are you sure the whole car wasn't involved in one of the most recent
floods. Look for other signs of flooding in the car.


I'm in No. Calif. mountains, So. Lake Tahoe, and we haven't had any floods
recently, and the car isn't around, I had only 20 or so mins to look at it. When
its back I'll do further inspections.
Thanks for all responces,
Paul