Tutorial: How to set up an IP camera on Apple Mac OS X

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in I Love Technology, Always and 4ever | Posted on 20-09-2012

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I am writing this tutorial because of the lack of available support for Apple Mac OS X users like myself who are interested in setting up an Easy N Tech branded IP cameras for external access. The fact that the software included (if the installation disc works in the first place) with these IP cameras [...]

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DIY: How to add fog lights to a 2012+ Prius, Plug-in Prius

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2012 3rd Gen Toyota Prius Four | Posted on 02-08-2012

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If you are reading this article, chances are you own a 2012 3rd gen Toyota Prius Two, Three or Four (or you have a base model 2012 Plug-in Prius or non-Four model 2012 Prius C). Because if you own a 2012 Toyota Prius Five (or 2012 Prius C Four or 2012 Plug-in Prius Advanced), then [...]

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DIY: How to remove the front bumper off a 2012 3rd gen Prius (also applies to 2012 Plug-in Prius aka PiP)

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2012 3rd Gen Toyota Prius Four | Posted on 23-06-2012

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Removing the bumper of the 2012 3rd gen Prius is pretty straight forward, just remove all the screws, clips and bolts securing the bumper onto the frame.  Unlike the RSX, the Prius has a total of 26-27 screws, bolts and clips to remove vs. the 11 clips and screws the RSX had (if I remember [...]

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2012+ 3rd gen Toyota Prius Five lower radiator sub-assembly grille

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2012 3rd Gen Toyota Prius Four | Posted on 22-06-2012

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I placed an order for a front bumper sub-assembly lower radiator grille with fog light openings for the 2012 3rd Gen Prius Frive from Toyota Parts Zone using the part number supplied by Sean (aka sfv41901) at Priuschat.com. I received that part today along with a center console rear lid/tray which Toyota decided to leave out [...]

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DIY: How to change and replace the cabin filters in the Acura RSX

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2005 Acura RSX Type S | Posted on 29-11-2011

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Here's a simple DIY instruction on how to replace your interior cabin/heater blower air filter elements. The filters are located within the filter frame just above the glove box inside of your dashboard. The filter element part number is 80292-S5D-A01 and costs $10.97 each from Acura (you'll need two). You can purchase aftermarket carbon activated filter [...]

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DIY: Injen cold air intake installation guide for 2002-2006 Acura RSX Type-S manual 6-speed

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2005 Acura RSX Type S | Posted on 06-06-2010

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Small update for June. Here is a comprehensive guide I've written back in January 2009 on how to install an Injen cold air intake system onto your 2002-2006 Acura RSX Type-S 6-speed. Allow approximately 2-3 hours to complete this project. Injen cold air intake parts check list 1 Injen Cold Air Intake system 1 2-7/8” [...]

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DIY: How to install JDM power side folding mirrors on an RSX

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2005 Acura RSX Type S | Posted on 19-05-2010

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After a long hiatus from blogging, due to time constraint, I am back and will start today's entry off with a comprehensive do-it-yourself guide to wire up a pair of JDM DC5 Integra power folding mirrors onto your USDM Acura RSX. The beauty of this project is it does not require you to slice or [...]

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DIY: How to add daytime running lights (DRL) to your RSX

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Posted by 5teve-0 | Posted in 2005 Acura RSX Type S | Posted on 24-10-2009

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Ever wanted daytime running lights on your USDM Acura RSX, but can't seem to find any do-it-yourself articles to execute the installation? Most newer cars have DRLs installed at the factory. The added visibility during the day without compromising instrument visibility is a safety feature that everyone can benefit from. Thanks to the original concept [...]

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