Good locations for uhf mic clip?
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Thanks Dean. I think the previous owner had the same idea, the battery charge indicator takes up this spot. Tried (and failed) to use the adhesive take off one of those sticky picture hook things. May have to resort to the self tappers after all!
The two screws you can see only hold the clip itself together and DONT go into the dash, as i said its only held on by the D/S tape. My only tip is dont buy the stuff that looks like it has foam in the middle buy the tape that has more of a jelly type feel and appearance
I'm a new D22 owner, so still learning...I have a humming noise coming from the front end when I turn left or right. The tyres don't touch the bodywork and the power steering fluid is at a food level. Any tips? Could it be that I'm not used to driving with chunky tyres?
your picture leads me to think your a fraud. nathandd22??? d40 owner
i owned a 22 for five years and when i signed up here that was my weapon of choice, BUT then i saw the light and bought the bigger better nicer to drive D40 and it was too late to change my forum name..... 
Joshp82
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I have my UHF mounted beside my drivers seat on the side of my centre console and I just put the mic in the gear stick area. Sits there just perfectly.
I think I'm going for the mic sitting on the gear stick boot area too. Bought some decent double sided tape, but it seems every free area has a curved surface and the heat up here in the Pilbara ends up causing the clip and mic to drop off. Oh well. 
I have mates and relos that work in the signage trade and use d/s tape to hold up signs and other stuff you just won't believe, so I pinch some tape off them and the shit would hold a small car on your ceiling haha.
If you ever see a sign shop or a sign installer grab a bit from them and it will do the job.
Most of the crap the hardwares sell is just that crap, even tho they charge an arm and a leg it's still crap.
If you ever see a sign shop or a sign installer grab a bit from them and it will do the job.
Most of the crap the hardwares sell is just that crap, even tho they charge an arm and a leg it's still crap.
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BJ Navara
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I think I'm going for the mic sitting on the gear stick boot area too. Bought some decent double sided tape, but it seems every free area has a curved surface and the heat up here in the Pilbara ends up causing the clip and mic to drop off. Oh well.
Just to the right of the console above your left foot there is a flat spot that will take the mike clip. The mike faces side on towards the steering column but is in easy reach of the driver.
Plus the missus can't reach it easily!
Double sided tape is the go
Hey mate not trying to be a smart ass or anything but is there a need to dig up every old UHF thread and attach the same picture showing yours. Don't no it's probs just me but is annoying when every post is the same.
dylan the villian
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previous owner stuck the UHF in the gap under the single din, (bit of a waste of precious space IMO) and i have no clip, mic just sits snuggly in the gearstick boot, was always going to get around to mounting it somewhere but, with the UHF where it is, its always going to have the mic cords stretched across the console somewhere, so ahhhhhh eff it. haha
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