Heater controls & temp gauge removal...

[Revvit]

I had a bugger of a job finding a supplier, and when I did they were only selling in the 000's

Luckily I spoke with a great chap who sent me out some "samples".

I will have a look tonight and if I still have some you're welcome to what you need.

[Mags]

Thanks. If I had known I would have been more careful removing the old ones!

[Revvit]

They twist, buckle and will never go back on right.

Leave it with me.

[iamrtl]

Revvit said:

Wouldnt happen to have a photo of this from the other side would you?

just putting mine back together. Took a few photos but could do with another.

thanks

[Mr Cerbera]

Revvit said:

Thanks very much, Mark, for these brilliant photos.
You have now scared 7 kinds of **** out of me so I will not be replacing my facia with a mock Carbon one

[Revvit]

iamrtl said:

Revvit said:

Wouldnt happen to have a photo of this from the other side would you?

just putting mine back together. Took a few photos but could do with another.

thanks

[Revvit]

Mr Cerbera said:

Revvit said:

Thanks very much, Mark, for these brilliant photos.
You have now scared 7 kinds of **** out of me so I will not be replacing my facia with a mock Carbon one

It’s CNC’d from carbon fibre sheet. Supplied by a company called Juno Composites.

[iamrtl]

Revvit said:

It’s CNC’d from carbon fibre sheet. Supplied by a company called Juno Composites.

Im glad to see someone else with this, I used to work with one of the owners of Juno. Mine was the prototype.

[Jammin76]

Revvit said:

I’ll upload a few photos from when I did mine which might help.

Hi Revvit i have the same carbon panel as you could you please let me know what size threaded studs you used?
Thanks

[Revvit]

I’ve been trying to find my box of fixings, only to remember that someone who did some work on the car has yet to return them to me (not happy).

From memory the composite stud fixings I used were stainless M4 with plastic nuts as spacers to stand-off the circuit board and plastic flanged nuts to fix the circuit board. I try to use stainless fixings wherever I can and found them difficult to come by, I ended up sourcing them here https://www.veckfasteners.com/

I used VuduGlu VM100 to bond the fasteners to the carbon dash, once it’s set they won’t be coming off anytime soon!
https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/vm100-black-methy...

Hope this helps.

[Jammin76]

Revvit said:

I’ve been trying to find my box of fixings, only to remember that someone who did some work on the car has yet to return them to me (not happy).

From memory the composite stud fixings I used were stainless M4 with plastic nuts as spacers to stand-off the circuit board and plastic flanged nuts to fix the circuit board. I try to use stainless fixings wherever I can and found them difficult to come by, I ended up sourcing them here https://www.veckfasteners.com/

I used VuduGlu VM100 to bond the fasteners to the carbon dash, once it’s set they won’t be coming off anytime soon!
https://www.easycomposites.co.uk/vm100-black-methy...

Hope this helps.

Yes that's great I will take a look.

[Jammin76]

Hi I have another question for you.
How did you remove the circuit board to release the fan switch’s?

[Revvit]

From memory it was just a case of releasing the LEDs from the copious amounts of hot glue and removing the two dials via the recessed hex grub screws. The circuit board and components should then be released from the aluminium dial housings.