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  1. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by sretocz View Post
    no it doesnt, at least with the ITR, remove the rear bar, remove back panel, unscrew a couple of screws on the side panels and one screw for the antenna. then you take pliers and unscrew the silver bit around the antenna and ur done. takes about 15-20 minutes max.
    Why would you remove the rear bar for?
    You just need to remove the boot carpet, rear boot brace, rear strut if you have and then unscrew a few plastic screws. Just enough to shift the rear plastic side panel to access the antenna mechanism.
    And then go from there to remove or do whatever with the antenna.

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    Why would you remove the rear bar for?
    what i ment was the rear boot brace if u got one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sretocz View Post
    what i ment was the rear boot brace if u got one.
    Yeah i sort of figured you meant that lol. All good.

  4. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by sretocz View Post
    takes about 15-20 minutes max.
    this is ozhonda

  5. #17
    i installed an override switch on my dc4... I mainly use the CD/MP3player in my car anyway.. found this better as i still have the ability to use the antenna when i need to without having to hear the annoying antenna sound on every start up and shut down.

    see http://integramod.tripod.com/ under the audio section

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