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ORIGINAL: Amolak911
Also my clock's LCD display is slightly damaged, are these replaceable easily?
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Amo
Nip downt o your local OPC, they should sort you with one...
Not cheap mind.
Not cheap mind.
IRO £150 IIRC. You are better off speaking to Porscheapart, who will sell you a tested second hand clock for approx £50.
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Good luck![]
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You don't have to start from the drivers side. Pull off the four controls first.(dials and sliders) Then very,very, very carefully (using something thin and blunt!) prise off evenly. It is attached by snap on fixings (snap being the correct phrase here!)[] The heater surround is very thin and likely to snap at the weak areas, from the apertures.
Good luck![]
OK, Cheers Darren. I shall be very, very careful as it would be a major pain to crack one peice whilst replacing another.
Whilst I've got you - how much are your Flamingeye kits?
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OK, Cheers Darren. I shall be very, very careful as it would be a major pain to crack one peice whilst replacing another.
I replaced my cracked one recently - it was only around £6 from the OPC.
In your opinion, do you think this problem of the resistor pack being dirty and the microswitches not working, could affect the climate control system.
My CC only seems to operate when on setting 4 (if i'm lucky), when I switch it down to noise level 3 it stops all together [&:].
Do these microswitches interact with the compressor in any way as sometimes it starts and sometimes is doesn't. The CC has had a refill lately.
Maybe off topic a little - sorry.
Ta for any ideas.
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OK, Cheers Darren. I shall be very, very careful as it would be a major pain to crack one peice whilst replacing another.
I replaced my cracked one recently - it was only around £6 from the OPC.
Hurrah, sorted no problems []
In terms of power I always buy a 4-way power outlet from Hellfrauds and hard wire it into the lighter behind the dash. It mounts neatly in the top corner of the glove box in a 944 and I used to run the power from my iPaq through the dash and into the back of the glove box so the plug wasn't visible.
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ORIGINAL: Fen
In terms of power I always buy a 4-way power outlet from Hellfrauds and hard wire it into the lighter behind the dash. It mounts neatly in the top corner of the glove box in a 944 and I used to run the power from my iPaq through the dash and into the back of the glove box so the plug wasn't visible.
Aha, that was the next plan, to wire into the back of the lighter so you have saved me sourcing one, I shall be off to Hellfrauds tomorrow - nice one Fen
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