Recent content by PreacherNutshot

Took the words out of my mouth, fellow Missourian. :beer

JROSE, I'm assuming you didn't mean for your answer to sound as snarky as I took it. :confused KRH - I had the same issue. Soap & water, denatured alcohol, tried "roughing" it up with a small emery - nothing worked. I eventually just super glued the damn letters on. So make sure you...

Perfect case and point Tom. I really like the two tone design of your seats, but I don't like the red/beige. That's just my opinion and personal aesthetic tastes - not a comment on yours. Of course if you ever sell your car take it up to Nebraska and sell it as a Cornhusker special edition...

Absolutely, the weather is beautiful (I haven't had the top in since I detailed it last Saturday). Hope everything is aces with you as well, my friend. :beer

Here's a bump, plus a testimony that Mike is a good and honest guy to deal with. :beer

I had the same problem in my '04. I actually bought some brushed aluminum handles to replace the stock black. In my case I actually pushed the adjustment arm into the seat a bit, so my handle can't latch now. I've just been too lazy to pull the seat and fix it.

Sorry. I did mean the switch in the seat. Unfortunately I'm not help on sources, mine was a warranty replacement. But good luck. :beer

I had the same problem. Turned out to be the switch itself.

Get some raised back letters, they really set off your backside. :L

Jeez, that's horrible. Keep us up to date on what Kevin determines happened.

I routed them (both the remote cable and the stereo write for the iPod connection) under the rear carpet and under the console. I drilled a small hole in the center console cubby to pass the phone jack through. The remote switch I ran on up under the console (secured to existing wire/cable...

In my case they are too. But they're easily accessible in the center cubby in the back of my Vette if I need them. FWIW: The remote button that controls the input select fits perfectly in the hole left by removing the ashtray - it even snaps in place.

I went with the PIE X3 setup. It allowed me to keep my CD stack as well as add my iPod. You get a remote button that'll toggle between the CD changer and 3 AUX inputs. I'm really pleased. I wanted to keep the changer because I don't always want to leave my iPod in the car.

A set of rare Earth magnets for a hobby shop (ie. Hobby Lobby) works great, even better than the actual GM programming tool ( which is nothing more than a round magnet ).

I've always had good luck with BP - 92/93 octane (octane rating depended on state). On a side note I wrote a lot of the credit card processing code for BP (about 20 years ago - which means in today's IT world, it's just about due for an update. <G>).