K100RSA
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Registered: 2nd Apr 02
Location: Devon. drives: too fast
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so good to see that someone else has gone to the bother of doing the dash properly, its a lot of work but well worth it.
Tony
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adelcorsa
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Registered: 21st Apr 03
Location: ipswich
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right i got my digi dash now how do i mod it to fit and where can i get new colour bits from i want red dials to go with my car ????
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K100RSA
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Registered: 2nd Apr 02
Location: Devon. drives: too fast
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coloured films contact DOM on migweb, they are £15.
if you cant get hold of him let me know and will sort out his e-mail or number for you via U2U
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Drew
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Registered: 24th Nov 01
Location: County Durham
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i tried to colour mine with film - and it fucked up the dash - had to get a new one - dunno how, seems so simple
just take out old film and put in new or so i thought -
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cobra148
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Registered: 27th Oct 01
Location: Here in front of my monitor.....
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1. Remove the back of the digidash.
2. Remove the main PCB and unplug the cable connector that goes to the LCD board.
3. Remove the 3 screws for the odometer and extract.
4. Remove the LCD PCB.
5. Undo all the screws. The LCD units (in the white cases) should be able to be removed now. Do not touch the connectors on these if you can help it.
6. Dismantle the LCD units very carefully one at a time. You need to take out the piece of plastic with the yellow paint (and various other colours).
7. With around 240 grit paper carefully sand off as much of the yellow and coloured paint as possible. Ideally all the paint should be removed from this plate but this isnt absolutely necessary.
8. Wash the plastic plate and dry thoroughly.
9. Reassemble unit using the coloured film sandwiched between the LCD and the plasic plate you've just prepared.
10. Repeat steps 6 to 9 for the other 2 units.
11. As the Haynes manual says, refitting is the reversal of removal.
12. Fit dash back into car and drive off with a big smug grin on your face.
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