Bigman

For the power you can use the 2 terminals on the underside of the clocks and you also get the original dimmer function too ;)

If the clocks are original then no need to remove the faces,just stick over the top, i used fine double sided tape to help hold them down as i found the needle sometimes would get cought on the dial part way round.

Dont remove the needles mate,just slot them over,its a easy job overall :)

I havent got rid of it yet mate as its quite important until I find a replacement..lol.. but as soon as I do it will be up for sale :)

Mine has always flickered on one side from time to time, I just never got round to doing anything about it as they dont get any use...lol

That looks better Isaac, just need rid of that steering wheel now :tongue:

You hardly have the roof on anyway mate.

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Not sure mate, its in a laptop.

I did bud but still no luck.

Tried a roll back to when formatted but still no luck.

It shows but has this error 'Windows cannot start this hardware device because its configuration information (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19)' Only happened after a windows update from a fresh format

For some reason the dvd drive doesnt load up with windows vista, its not in my computer and only works if I boot from it, any ideas?

That looks really nice mate.

:rofl::rofl:

Back on track...lol... I used pulse timer relays connected to the alarm and mirror switch.

But mine is silver and has 2 auto folding mirrors :rofl:

I have auto folding mirrors but via alarm lock/unlock :)

Defo agree on the 99 rears ;)

Easiest way to resolve the strike is to pay them by cheque and send it by post :rofl:

Tbh It looked odd too but a 10min job sanding and all was good.

On my brand new one and it had a 1" or so lip around the bottom outer edges.

Lol yes mate...and if you decided to go for the genuine grill in the future thats nearly £100 too.

Very nice mate, dont forget to sand off the lip of stoneguard look on the front edge...looks so much better ;)

Nice job matey ;)