UKNOWME

I'm all for this mod but if you guys want to listen to your music have you ever thought of rolling the windows down?

130428

totally unrelated, but I used to "know" a guy in Clovis, NM ("online buddy", as cheesy as that sounds...)
he used to drive a very nicely done Mitsubishi Eclipse, dont know what happen to him... he is / was a very friendly, knowledgeable guy!

If you know John P........ke, say hi for me!!

xlttune

I did it for this reason right here, "they work like lights should---quietly!"

NastyFFX4

iTrader: (1)

Same thing I found with my 2011. It had the clips but you still couldn't remove it because those two "pins" or "legs" were soldered to the board. I did the same thing as you and cut them.

UKNOWME

I've lived here since 94 but I can't say I know him. I'll ask around though maybe I can get the message to him.

130428

oh ok, he must be a quiet guy then!! Used to be an Air Force mechanic from what I remember...

Thanks Mike, I know it was a long shot so dont worry too much about it!!

TyRex

Great write up
The big thing for me is I didn't want to dig into my dash just for that but when I detail my truck with the radio on the chime drives me nuts.
Got on the good old YouTube and found this quick trick and
Works great for what I need!!!!

http://youtu.be/2NK97sZlRBk

jshk

I just finished silencing mine. Came apart easy, went back together easy. Time well spent.

Fyaboy

ooops found the answer…delete

Fyaboy

I'm rigging up a switch to turn off my speaker, don't want to **** it up entirely. It's a big deal to get to the backside of the circuitboard, you'd have to pull all 6 needles off the gauges, then reset them all at the proper angles. That would be no fun because they're stepper motors & there is no zero point.

OK found THIS ^^^^

xlttune / NastyFFX4 where did you guys find "the wires"? Or are you referring to the circuitboard traces to the speaker, & how did you get to them?

Got my dash all apart, gauges out, need INFO. TIA ! !