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Something sliding around under the dash. What could it be? 850 1997

posted by  rtparr on  Mon Oct 3 16:00 CST 2005
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MadeinJapan--I don't know why a magnet would gradually come loose and kind of lightly bang back and forth as your accelerated and stopped, until months later it sounded like a one-ounce piece of plastic or metal sliding back and forth across a six-inch surface, but I will go for it. Can I pry up the speaker cover and get at this little hummer without having to take off the whole dashboard? How do I get that speaker cover up and the speaker removed without doing too much violence to the edges of the vinyl? Dick






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