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front lip installed
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2013/02/02 12:44:32
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honda2
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2012/11/14 08:41:06
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2012/11/13 11:33:04
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new spoiler
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2013/01/05 18:04:07
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new spoiler 2
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2013/01/05 18:04:07
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new spoiler 3
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2013/01/05 18:04:07
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The finished project.
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2012/12/13 10:50:03
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Tapping into the white/green constant hot wire with a solderless connector.
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2012/12/13 10:50:03
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A handy grounding lug.
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2012/12/13 10:50:03
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Power outlet and USB port mounting from the back.
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2012/12/13 10:49:20
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The power outlet and USB port mounted in the trim piece.
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2012/12/13 10:49:20
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The plug for the radio. The white/green wire is hot all the time and is fused.
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2012/12/13 10:49:20
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A deburring tool. I recommend one of these for any tool box. Especially if you're the kind of guy who uses wood bits on plastic.
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2012/12/13 10:48:21
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the (somewhat ragged) hole for the power outlet.
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2012/12/13 10:48:21
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The hole for the power outlet needs to be 7/8". This is a wood bit but it can be used on plastic if you are very careful.
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2012/12/13 10:48:21
Random Che
the back of the USB port. You can see the spring tabs that keep it snug against the trim piece.
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2012/12/13 10:47:11
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the finished installation of the USB port.
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2012/12/13 10:47:11
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the file I used to make the slot.
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2012/12/13 10:47:11
Random Che
filed a small orientation slot in the 3/4" hole. Be very careful when you file this slot 'cause once it's in, that's how your USB port will be oriented.
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2012/12/13 10:46:13
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Close-up of the USB port. You can see an "orientation" tab on the assembly. This is to keep it from spinning once it is installed. We like this.
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2012/12/13 10:46:13
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The 3/4" hole for the USB port.
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2012/12/13 10:46:13
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A look at the marked locations in context of the whole trim piece.
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2012/12/13 10:45:33
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Locations marked for USB port and power outlet.
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2012/12/13 10:45:33
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The "before" shot.
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2012/12/13 10:45:33
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2012/12/03 06:23:16
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2012/12/03 06:20:38
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2012/12/03 06:16:32
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2012/11/14 08:41:06
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2012/11/13 11:22:49
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