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Two questions, one significant, one not so much: 200 1989

posted by  cgreene on  Fri Oct 15 11:59 CST 2004
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I've heard a kind of sonorous whine coming from the right front of the car (passenger side, that is) when it's in gear and sitting at a light on and off for about as long as we've had the car (coming up on two years). It might be my imagination, but I rarely hear it when I've got a full tank. Just from browsing I've read a lot about fuel pumps and in-tank pumps... (I'm no mechanic). Is this what I'm hearing? And since it's been going for so long, is it actually normal? Or is it a disaster waiting to happen?
The second question is easy. My stereo is mounted in the top portion of the dash, but I haven't found any photos or guides regarding how to remove it. Is it difficult? I only want to take it out to add speaker wiring, not replace it. And while I'm at it, is this a mistake? Will adding speakers to this old deck (original to car) be too much.
Thanks in advance to any answers. I know it's kind of a two(actually three)-fer-one, but I'm feeling lazy.
cheers,
c






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