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Replying to: dgluth (Dec 28, 2006 5:51 pm) According to the Isuzu website: Isuzu warranty the axle seals are covered. I'd go to an Isuzu dealer, if one is close. |
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Replying to: polokid69 (Feb 27, 2006 5:17 am) |
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I though some people who may use there MP3 player in their axiom may be interested in this. I have been trying to find the best interface between my MP3 player and stereo for a long time. I got tired of hearing the tape hiss using a cassette adapter with my MP3 player. So, I tried using an inline FM modulator which sounded horrible. I couldn't believe how badly it sounded. Just poor, poor quality. I knew from taking out the head unit several times that it is made by Clarion. So, I searched the web and found a product called "PIE CLR-AUX" on cardomain. This device plugs in between the CD changer and our head unit and gives us an auxilary RCA input. You can then use a headphone to RCA cable to hook your MP3 up. To use it, you push the CD button on the deck (with CD cartridge and CD in the changer) and when the MP3 player is powerd on, it overides the sound from the CD changer and plays the MP3 player. Once you turn off the MP3 player, it goes back to playing the CD. The only downside is that the head unit thinks it is playing a CD, so it will continue playing the CD. That means that there will be a short pause when the CD swithces to another disk. No big deal if you just hit the repeat button. I installed mine yesterday and it worked amazingly well. I now have CD clarity sound from my MP3 player. Much better than any FM transmitter or cassette adapter I have tried. Finally, I can play my MP3 music with the sound quality they were meant to be heard in! Hope this may help someone else.
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Considering trading the '02 in soon, anyone traded in theirs lately? The trade in values I have looked up are not where an MSRP $30k SUV should be.... Curious as to what people have experienced on trade in. Not looking forward to the old haggle game again. Thanks
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Replying to: grn95 (Feb 15, 2007 9:17 pm) The resale value on these has never been great--I plan to drive mine into the ground. |
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Replying to: k2rm (Feb 02, 2007 10:56 am)
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Replying to: socalsteve (Feb 16, 2007 9:07 am) I bought a dash mountable headphone jack that I installed just above the auxillary power port and hooked it up to the RCA inputs of the device. Now, I just need to connect a headphone to headphone cable between my MP3 player and the headphone jack. Good luck!
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Ok, guys. I'm geting a little desperate here. My brother says this can be done at home, but I'm not sure, so I thought I'd ask. I hate paying the dealer... My stereo will not work AT ALL after the battery in my Ax died. I think you just need to pull out a fuse and leave it out for a certain amount of time in order to reset it, but I'm not sure. Anyone done this or have any information on it? All help is appreciated! 
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Replying to: k2rm (Feb 17, 2007 8:00 am) Did you experience any of these symptoms? My next project is to replace all of the oem speakers and install aftermakret amps for a better sound. Keith
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Replying to: axiomguy (Mar 21, 2007 10:53 am) Yours may be defective. Sorry to hear that.
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