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Lost my hardware
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Never Too Old
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Lost my hardware
Hey all I finally got the time to install my JVC 860 and discover that I don’t have the hardware or the remote control.
Can anyone tell me what the actual screw size is and how I can get more? Also, any thoughts on how I can get a new remote. I'm told that with the 860 you cannot switch thru the presets w/o the remote so it sucks even more.
Can anyone tell me what the actual screw size is and how I can get more? Also, any thoughts on how I can get a new remote. I'm told that with the 860 you cannot switch thru the presets w/o the remote so it sucks even more.
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It usually has a number stamped/casted in the material.
Its metric for SURE. Take the deck to a place that has bulk metric screws and start testing them out.
4,5 or 6 mm x 1.0mm pitch ...
Probably 5 or 6 out of the three. Length varies... Be careful on the length. No more thans needed...
Its metric for SURE. Take the deck to a place that has bulk metric screws and start testing them out.
4,5 or 6 mm x 1.0mm pitch ...
Probably 5 or 6 out of the three. Length varies... Be careful on the length. No more thans needed...
-Ryan
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