Technical HEATER Matrix unit removal

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Technical HEATER Matrix unit removal

Please explain, it would be interesting to hear your reasoning? I put them back (due to the cables having extra protection from the yellow sheating, and the carpet protecting them some from getting caught and yanked). 🤷‍♂️
I left the carpet holes open as well (but did the reverse and ensured that all *eight floor drains are in working order).
Broken, crushed and torn wires, airbag errors. Happened to me for passenger belt tensioner, had to remove the floor carpet and replace the cable. Also two extra holes in the rubber carpet to allow water to come in... even zinc coated metal can be destroyed if it's constantly soaked and in wet environment, I prefer to seal the floor as much as possible and pull any cables on top of it. There is enough space in the tunnel to pull them through next to the lighter cable and slip the connectors for belt tensioners through the space between the tunnel and the floor carpet. All the cables will be still not visible and there will be no way to yank and tear them, as they are still in the place where you can't really pull them with your foot or anything. It's better this way imo.

1-DIN Pioneer SPH-20DAB
This is what I actually have. A perfect 1-Din radio to have 2-Din and Android/iOS functionalities. I have the DAB antenna but I simply don't use it, I don't really listen to the radio stations that much, as I prefer my music. I wanted the automatic regular antenna but it turns out it's impossible to get a working one that doesn't break after a few months.
 
Broken, crushed and torn wires, airbag errors. Happened to me for passenger belt tensioner, had to remove the floor carpet and replace the cable. Also two extra holes in the rubber carpet to allow water to come in... even zinc coated metal can be destroyed if it's constantly soaked and in wet environment, I prefer to seal the floor as much as possible and pull any cables on top of it. There is enough space in the tunnel to pull them through next to the lighter cable and slip the connectors for belt tensioners through the space between the tunnel and the floor carpet. All the cables will be still not visible and there will be no way to yank and tear them, as they are still in the place where you can't really pull them with your foot or anything. It's better this way imo.
Thanks (y)
This is what I actually have. A perfect 1-Din radio to have 2-Din and Android/iOS functionalities.
Nice
I wanted the automatic regular antenna but it turns out it's impossible to get a working one that doesn't break after a few months.
Ah ok, the Calearo brand is for (motorised) antennas, got it
 
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