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Found these in the cubby box any ideas what they are? I put the stapler in for an idea of the size so no points for identifying that!
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They look like they could be brackets for a roller shutter style loadspace cover.................I could be wrong though!It's only a hobby! -
They are similar to my cd changer securing brackets but mine are plastic.I always work better wet
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theyre off the original stereo or a stereo(\__/)
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Flux capacitor brackets for 2nd gen 2.4WD40 "He who Thinks Australian"Comment
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... and what's a 'flux capacitor' then?Damian
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Where the flux it supposed to be?
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Can you confirm is the + end of the "capacitor" that is connected to the "Flux" or is it the negative end, never can remember.
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A capacitor is a storage device, the flux capacitor directs and contains the ‘uncontainable’ flow of the universe. So for gods sake when connecting the damn thing be careful.
As for the polarity of the device, depends on what result you want, I assume the flux capacitor is non polarised therefore you can connect it in either direction depending on if you are going forwards or reverse. Hope this helps.
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anyway back to the thread yes they are the brackets to fit a double din stereo into the car,,Comment
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oh, don't need 'em, think I'll bin 'em!Damian
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