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#52029 - 27/12/2001 08:05 Transplanting a hard drive
robricc carpal tunnel Registered: 30/10/2000 Posts: 4931 Loc: New Jersey, USA	I assume it is possible to take the hard drive out of my MkII and drop it into an MkIIa (taking out the original drive). Now that I have a wealth of MkIIa's I would like to take my MkII out of service to preserve it for posterity. Also, my car required the negative spike diode fix. Will the diode I installed interfere with the MkIIa and it's onboard diode? _________________________ -Rob Riccardelli 80GB 16MB MK2 090000736
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#52030 - 27/12/2001 08:09 Re: Transplanting a hard drive [Re: robricc]
thinfourth2 Pooh-Bah Registered: 13/04/2001 Posts: 1742 Loc: The land of the pale blue peop...	Should be no prob that is what i have done kind of as the nice guys at empeg did it for free as my Mk2 was in for a look at due to tuner probs so i bought a Mk2a at the same time and i got a free swap As always service second to none _________________________ P.Allison fixer of big engines Mk2+Mk2a signed by God / Hacked by the Lord Aberdeen Scotland
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#52031 - 27/12/2001 08:16 Re: Transplanting a hard drive [Re: robricc]
altman carpal tunnel Registered: 19/05/1999 Posts: 3457 Loc: Palo Alto, CA	There will be no problems with having 2 diodes. Hugo
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