Goin' blue!
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#13
Senior Member
Something I really want to try... People make it sound a lot harder than you do, that's for sure. I guess the difficult part is replacing the stock bulbs with LED's.
#14
No doubt....I've read some posts where people have said that the green film was damn near impossible to get off with acetone. Some used razor blades, and there are a few guys who've used dremels to get the film off. I wasn't exaggerating when I said it took me about twenty minutes to remove it all, it was actually enjoyable after I found out how easy it was, LOL!
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tailrace, seeing as you seem to know what you are doing pretty darn good with this, you should make a nice write-up with a lot of pics showing how to take out and switch the green to blue cuz i would absolutely love to do this but dont feel confident enough from what i know to attempt it yet. just a suggestion thanks
#19
tailrace, seeing as you seem to know what you are doing pretty darn good with this, you should make a nice write-up with a lot of pics showing how to take out and switch the green to blue cuz i would absolutely love to do this but dont feel confident enough from what i know to attempt it yet. just a suggestion thanks
I think the needles I'm getting from US Speedo come with the tool. From the research I've done you can make a tool to remove the neddles with a plastic fork, just snap off the middle two prongs. I know they come with directions for getting the needles off and then back on in the right position. And yeah, I took all of the green film off with acetone and cotton *****, worked great!
Last edited by Tailrace; 03-08-2013 at 11:09 PM.
#20
Custom Enthusiast
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Yeah i was talking bout where the mileage is shown...like where it days door ajar..ha im just saying im sure you did but mine didnt rub off it had a tiny green film i peeled off after unplugging the display from cluster...main reason i messed up is because i superglued the orange needle back on the black round peice and i guess it stuck to the peice you put it on in the actual gear assembly then when i went to redo something SNAP i was like ahhh there goes 80 bucks.