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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / May 2007

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Esteban - 20 May 2007 17:46 GMT
I remember reading on this group about someone that has a repair for a
Explorer console.  I am unable to remember who or what.  Could someone
please refresh my memory.
Thanks,
Steve
Bill Hall - 20 May 2007 19:35 GMT
www.shareamemory.com IIRC
Bill
>I remember reading on this group about someone that has a repair for a
>Explorer console.  I am unable to remember who or what.  Could someone
>please refresh my memory.
> Thanks,
> Steve
Esteban - 20 May 2007 19:47 GMT
> www.shareamemory.com IIRC
> Bill
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>> Thanks,
>> Steve

Hi Bill, thanks for your response.  I failed to make it clear in my first
post that I am concerned with the leather on the console lid that the driver
can rest his right elbow on as he drives.  My console with the temp &
compass still works great.
Steve
Bill Hall - 20 May 2007 21:35 GMT
Sorry Estaban, I had not checked that site recently. The "owner" used to
have the console kit on that site! Don't know what may have occurred, but
apparently now it is available at the alternate site www.fixyourford.com.
Checked it out and it is there. Used to be 19.95, now appears to be $24.95
!!(inflation :>) )
Bill

>> www.shareamemory.com IIRC
>> Bill
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> & compass still works great.
> Steve
Esteban - 21 May 2007 14:00 GMT
Hi Bill,
Thanks for the response and link.  Just what I was looking for.
I have one of Duane's radio fixes in my Ford...still working great after 4
months.  With the great service I received from him from the radio part, I
will give him a try with the console repair.
Thanks again,
Steve

> Sorry Estaban, I had not checked that site recently. The "owner" used to
> have the console kit on that site! Don't know what may have occurred, but
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> temp & compass still works great.
>> Steve
Beryl - 21 May 2007 22:35 GMT
> Hi Bill,
> Thanks for the response and link.  Just what I was looking for.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Thanks again,
> Steve

Although the radio fix works (usually), the guy is a swindler. I
wouldn't send a dollar his way for a radio fix, a console repair kit, or
anything else.
Esteban - 21 May 2007 22:59 GMT
>> Hi Bill,
>> Thanks for the response and link.  Just what I was looking for.
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> send a dollar his way for a radio fix, a console repair kit, or anything
> else.

Please explain more Beryl
Beryl - 22 May 2007 09:03 GMT
>>>Hi Bill,
>>>Thanks for the response and link.  Just what I was looking for.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> Please explain more Beryl

Someone, I don't know who, figured out the cause of the failures in
these Ford Explorer radios and posted the repair info online, I don't
know where.

Mr. "Shareamemory_but_don't_share_someone_else's_free_information" found
that information.
He said so himself, in a post to this group years ago.

Mr. Shareamemory began also sharing that other person's knowledge freely
on his own web site... begging for donations in the beginning.

Then he pulled his free page, and began his paypal business of charging
money for the info.

A few people from this group, already knowing what the radio fix was,
continued talking about and freely sharing the info themselves, which
cut into Mr. Shareamemory's new business.

Mr. Shareamemory began having his pictures of the problematic circuit
board removed from free hosting sites whenever someone posted them for
others to see, had his own free page removed from The Wayback Machine
internet archives so nobody could find it any more, and even
impersonated an attorney and sent bullying email threats to somebody who
posted their own story and pics of their own radio repair job on their
own web page.

In short, he stole someone else's work and made it his own, and works
diligently to prevent anybody from benefiting from it without paying him.

BTW, I have Mr. Shareamemory's old *free* fixit page, complete with
photos, still saved on my hard drive. I consider it still free, in the
public domain, just as it was when he posted it. I'd share it freely if
I knew how and where I could do it, without getting harassed and
threatened by the chump.

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