Tuesday, May 24, 2011
How To Gain Muscle
First off I would like to say thank you for taking your time to read this blog. I haven't been much of a blogger, but I would like to describe and maybe even help my audience on how to lose fat and gain muscle.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Install rear speakers in a toyota corolla
welcome everyone,
I'm going to show you how to install speakers in a toyota corolla S. (2005)
If the video doesnt help, please follow these easy steps.
#1
Open the trunk and fold down the the rear seat back.
# 2
Remove the seven Phillips screws from the front of the plastic rear deck trim. These were exposed by folding down the rear seat.
# 3
Pull the rear door's rubber gaskets away from the rear pillars. They don't have to be completely removed--just pull them away from the pillar trim and let them hang loose.
# 4
Pull out the plastic rear pillar trim panels, starting at the top front corners. Pull firmly away from the car body to release the retaining clips.
# 5
Left the front edge of the deck panel up firmly to release it from the retaining clips. Slide the seat belts out of the slots, then unplug the brake light harness and pull the panel forward and out of the car.
# 6
Take out the four 10mm bolts holding each speaker in place by turning them to the left. Pull each speaker up and away from its opening, then unplug the wiring harness from the back of it.
I'm going to show you how to install speakers in a toyota corolla S. (2005)
If the video doesnt help, please follow these easy steps.
#1
Open the trunk and fold down the the rear seat back.
# 2
Remove the seven Phillips screws from the front of the plastic rear deck trim. These were exposed by folding down the rear seat.
# 3
Pull the rear door's rubber gaskets away from the rear pillars. They don't have to be completely removed--just pull them away from the pillar trim and let them hang loose.
# 4
Pull out the plastic rear pillar trim panels, starting at the top front corners. Pull firmly away from the car body to release the retaining clips.
# 5
Left the front edge of the deck panel up firmly to release it from the retaining clips. Slide the seat belts out of the slots, then unplug the brake light harness and pull the panel forward and out of the car.
# 6
Take out the four 10mm bolts holding each speaker in place by turning them to the left. Pull each speaker up and away from its opening, then unplug the wiring harness from the back of it.
Xbox To Computer Monitor
Hey guys,
ever wonder how you can play an xbox 360 console on your computer monitor.
I will show you how in a few very simple steps.
If the video doesnt explain it well enough I hope this blog can answer any further questions.
Step One: get a screw driver and remove the plastic around your yellow, white, and red audio/ video cable.
Step two: plug into xbox 360
Step three: Purchase a cable that is hdmi to DVI. Dvi plugs into your computer monitor. (NOTICE) Xbox 360 now has an hdmi cable available, if your monitor has that option simply perform step one and hook the hdmi to hdmi cable to your monitor.
Step four: plug both cables into your xbox 360
Now you should have your video working properly.
Time for sound
Step one: take your red and white audio cables and plug them into an amplifier.
Step two: Your finished!
ever wonder how you can play an xbox 360 console on your computer monitor.
I will show you how in a few very simple steps.
If the video doesnt explain it well enough I hope this blog can answer any further questions.
Step One: get a screw driver and remove the plastic around your yellow, white, and red audio/ video cable.
Step two: plug into xbox 360
Step three: Purchase a cable that is hdmi to DVI. Dvi plugs into your computer monitor. (NOTICE) Xbox 360 now has an hdmi cable available, if your monitor has that option simply perform step one and hook the hdmi to hdmi cable to your monitor.
Step four: plug both cables into your xbox 360
Now you should have your video working properly.
Time for sound
Step one: take your red and white audio cables and plug them into an amplifier.
Step two: Your finished!
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