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09-28-2006, 01:30 AM
Hey YOMAN I just got my CA530 from KC today. I actually have installed about 4 systems from him. This one is for a coworker. His new instructions have pictures on them with the step-by-step info. His install sheets get nicer and nicer with each time I buy...lol No-worries. You'll do fine. I was a nervous wreck the first time I installed but I gave him a call and he cleared everything up.
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09-29-2006, 12:59 AM
The last CA530 I installed was my first system last year. My wifes 04 Expedition took me about 2 hours if I remember but I also had a neighbor talkin my ear off as well. I would say now I can probably do it in about and hour and half if it was the same vehicle.
I used some good 3M electrical tape. Travis recommends 3M 33+ tape. It costs about $4.00 a roll but I tell ya what. Thats some damn nice tape. I had never used it before and now it's all I use. Other tape will work but don't get the cheap hard tape. The 33+ tape is a softer tape and holds itself in the hot or cold.
I used some good 3M electrical tape. Travis recommends 3M 33+ tape. It costs about $4.00 a roll but I tell ya what. Thats some damn nice tape. I had never used it before and now it's all I use. Other tape will work but don't get the cheap hard tape. The 33+ tape is a softer tape and holds itself in the hot or cold.