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From: rfg@hound.UUCP (R.GRANTGES)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Auto cassette deck vibration - !@#%$
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Date: Tue, 30-Apr-85 12:18:57 EDT
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Posted: Tue Apr 30 12:18:57 1985
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There are literally millions of Americans who don't have the troubles you
do. Ergo, there must be something unusual (note: un - usual = not - usual)
about your case.
1) Is it shared by all ford tempo owners?,m if yes, it's the car. If not,
2) If its only your car, is it the way you drive? Is it the routes
you drive? (What roads? I thought those thingswere for motorcycles, I use
these things with the two steel rails that help keep the wheels pointed in the
right direction,)
3) Is it your installation? Did the same person install all 3 sets wrong?
Did two or more do so? Perhaps they forgot the vibration isolating bushings
between the mounting bolts and the dash (if there were any). Perhaps...
lots of possibilities.
4) Do your own work? Try loosening the mounting bolts and letting the unit
just sit in the dash, if it will. SDoes it work better now?

You are not alone and there is no magic. Also there is no free lunch.  If
it don'rt work you can fix it if you try.

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