I have a 2020 silverado has had water leaking in piller sence new. I have not figured out where it's coming from. Did you find out where yours was coming from?

Did you find the fix on your 2000 Silverado? I haven't looked in this area yet that's on the video

Honestly, I don't know. Since I posted this video Skullcandy discontinued those headphones, I think in part because the headphone jack is so fragile. I loved them and went through and repaired probably 8 pairs ( I bought a bunch on clearance) but since I have also moved to a bluetooth set to avoid constantly breaking them. My set are still running strong so I haven't needed to open them up. I would guess the wiring is similar and if I could not get them warrantied I would personally assume the wiring is similar and dive into opening them up. But if they are skullcandy or similar and have a warranty that will even just give you 50%, I would use that, especially with bluetooth because a new set means a new battery.

climbtheplanet I have a Bluetooth version and I wanted to open up the hard peace to figure out what's the problem but I don't even have warranty to get it replaced. I'm trying to figure out how can I repair my own. My right side when it is around my neck is going out. And I kind of solved the problem, I just put black wire tape to keep it together so I can have both of them equal. But if you ever do get a chance to figure out how to fix a Bluetooth version, you should make a video on how to fix them. Thanks for the feed back. Appreciate it much bro.

You are very welcome. I figured I couldn't be the only one out there who gets their ears squashed by most ball caps. I'm glad the video helped!

climbtheplanet I just bought a hat that has an inner lining on the front as usual, but the outer fabric is looser than the lining which results in a bulge at the crown. I don’t know how to fix this without getting into the brim of the hat. Any suggestions?

I need to know where to hook up my wires on crusher skull candy motherboard they all came unattached

Ian, I'm really sorry I didn't see your second question until ages later, I wasn't notified you commented. Did you ever figure out what wasn't working?

Ian Redfern Thanks, I'm glad you found the video helpful. It sounds like your headphone repair may be more simple than the one in this video. I bet you just have to reconnect the broken main wire on the side that is not working. The copper wire on each side is the ground and will have to be reconnected if it is also broken. With these headphone fixes, often they will not work by just twisting the bare wires back together, sometimes they only work with the connections soldered. The wires I soldered all together in the video was only the grounds, and I did it out of necessity because of the way those headphones are constructed. However, it sounds like you won't have to deal with all the extra details you see in this video. Give the repair a shot. With them already broken you don't have anything to lose and you will probably find it's easy and totally worth it. And tell those rats to go chew on someone's car wiring and leave your headphones alone 🙂

Thanks greatly for the prompt reply! I just tried wiring the core wires together and trying one pair, but it hasn't worked yet...(sigh). I'll try again tonight as I don't have a soldering iron with me now. Maybe - despite my wire cleaning - there's still a bit of residue on them. I also just asked a uni student about twisting all core wires together and he said "Yes - it should work..".

By the way, the rats have gone - I was just looking after them. It's just one rabbit, and I'm keeping all unprotected cables either above floor level, or they've been covered with cable loom...

kelpythekelp 1 I have sent a bunch back for warranty and have found Skullcandy will give you full retail price credit regardless of where you bought them and what price you paid, as long as you have a receipt. I've used email printoffs of PayPal receipts and it worked fine. I have always had the original box, but I bet they won't make you have it. Their turnaround time to give me store credit has always been very fast as well. Your experience may end up differently than mine, but I've had great success with warranty claims for at least six pairs of headphones.

tj webber Sorry, I just saw your comment. If you are referring to the microphone wire, it is super thin and it's hiding inside the white cover which is hiding inside the copper ground shielding. That is why I wanted to make this video, because it took me ages to finally find that wire and figure out how to recover the microphone function. Before that, I could get the headphones to work but the mic did not.

NAW REALLY SOLDIER*

Angelic CrackHead it's not soder it's solder

xXcooldude117Xx Oh my bad solder*

xXcooldude117Xx I hope the video helped you fix some headphones. However, I can't fathom why you are criticizing my correct pronunciation of the word solder, which indeed is spelled with an L that is silent: sol·der ˈsädər/

You are going to have a blast, they are super fun. I'm not sure how high it was exactly, but the manual says it has a transmission range of around 250 feet. It wasn't 250 feet high, but it may have been 250 feet "away" from me as it moved laterally in the wind. One thing is for sure, because it is small, you can get it far enough away that you can visually lose it if the background is the "right" color. The only reason I could still see it so high is that the clear blue sky contrasted it enough. Someone gave me a good piece of advice, which is to find a large, grassy area and take it out as far as you can while still keeping it low, until you lose the link. That way you have a feeling for how far is too far. The thing is, when you climb like I did, you have no visual reference for how high it is or if it is still climbing, so be careful. I was lucky mine didn't come down in a tree, because it was really close to one when it fell. Start out using the prop guard (check on the underside of the packaging for it) or you will bang up and lose props when you crash.) Grass makes for soft crashes too. Extra props are a good idea (it comes with an extra set) and any piece you break can be purchased for a few bucks on ebay or amazon, so if/when it breaks don't buy a new one if you can fix the part for much cheaper. I recommend buying a 5 extra battery package ($20 on ebay or amazon) and some extra charger cord so you have way more flight time between charges. Have fun!