Freelander 1 Harmon Kardon Front Right/Drivers Door Speaker Cover
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Nodge68
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You mean the tweeter cover or the main door speaker cover?
It's the Tweeter Cover.
Nodge68
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What's wrong with it?
You can use the standard non HK one as a direct replacement, although you might need to replace them in pairs to keep the sound in balance, but I expect there's little difference in the sound between the standard tweeter and the HK one.
You can use the standard non HK one as a direct replacement, although you might need to replace them in pairs to keep the sound in balance, but I expect there's little difference in the sound between the standard tweeter and the HK one.
Nodge68
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That's a common problem.
Mine did the same. I used CA glue to glue the spike back on, which seemed to work.
Mine did the same. I used CA glue to glue the spike back on, which seemed to work.
kernowsvenski
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Same here. I glued mine back on too.
I have the pin.....I'm sending for that C.A Glue a member kindly advised me earlier.
I'm sending for that C.A Glue....Thank you so very much for all your help and advice.
Nodge68
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This is what I use for gluing plastics.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/17533855...ar=474575568027&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Use the HV type and allow it a full 24 hours to set.
Brilliant! I've just ordered the 20g 4.99 one. I was tempted to ask you yesterday "which glue" was best for the job, but did't want to worry you.
I'm so grateful for all your help and advice, I truly am.
Royal Mail will be delivering it, so it'll probably be delayed.
Kind Regards.
