The 12's broke my Homelink mirror AGAIN!!! :(
Originally Posted by Sean
You can't hear it
I have the the same Telarc CD..... I've played it on my system.
I try to moderate the loudness now but luckily my Asian senses keep my hearing somewhat intact and usable.
As for the mirror... its just the Man trying to hold it down
As for the mirror... its just the Man trying to hold it down
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From: nj
Originally Posted by DVFlyer
pressure is pressure... no way his system will push 6hz hard enough to do any damage. Again, not downplaying his system at all.
I have the the same Telarc CD..... I've played it on my system.
I have the the same Telarc CD..... I've played it on my system.
If anyone else wants to try it out,
http://www.telarc.com/gscripts/title.asp?gsku=0541
During recording.
The largest cannon fire removed the glass from the first floor windows several hundered feet away.
Back to the subject. As you can see from the attached link, this is a common problem on the older Homelink mirrors. You can clearly see where they have addressed the issue. You might want the get one of the newer versions. I hade the same issue and once I upgraded to the new model, no more issues.
http://www.wembleysells.com/mirrorte...Comparison.htm
http://www.wembleysells.com/mirrorte...Comparison.htm
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From: mcallen tx
Originally Posted by Paul350Z
Imagine the damage they're doing to your ears. Nissan can't swap them out for a mere $800. I'd gladly pay $800, $8,000, or even $80,000 to undo the damage done to my ears. Fortunately it was done on the flight deck and reactor compartments of a US aircraft carrier and not in the car.
You get one set of ears to destroy so choose your song carefully.
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^ Damn...sorry to hear that.
Yeah my friend loves to listen to his music loudly. His subs going off and everything. I actually hate riding in his car because it attracts way too much attention when he's pumping his music.
Yeah my friend loves to listen to his music loudly. His subs going off and everything. I actually hate riding in his car because it attracts way too much attention when he's pumping his music.
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Originally Posted by THEDUKE
Back to the subject. As you can see from the attached link, this is a common problem on the older Homelink mirrors. You can clearly see where they have addressed the issue. You might want the get one of the newer versions. I hade the same issue and once I upgraded to the new model, no more issues.
http://www.wembleysells.com/mirrorte...Comparison.htm
http://www.wembleysells.com/mirrorte...Comparison.htm
Originally Posted by Kwame@z1
Here are the parts to the mirror.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...=7&catalogid=2
BTW, the OEM mirror is made by Gentex. You can check ebay or other sources to see if you can find a replacement mirror or replacement parts.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...=7&catalogid=2
BTW, the OEM mirror is made by Gentex. You can check ebay or other sources to see if you can find a replacement mirror or replacement parts.
http://www.mitocorp.com/flash/homeli...ingmirrors.htm
Maybe seal it up somehow next time to prevent it from coming apart? I still don't get how you are knocking rear view mirrors off. I like my music very loud? I know the risk from damaging your ears but I enjoy it for some reason, will most likely regret it in the feature, I assume I'm somewhat deaf now because everything I hear is not loud enough for me.
