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Hi all, following are images of my installation, since I posted on this forum in January 2011. Sorry for the long delay as I was delayed doing the installation and getting on to produce the images
Hope they are O.K. and make sense. Please let me know otherwise.
I thank you all for the guidance that allowed me to make this successful installation. This post is my contribution to this site.
**NOTE**: due to upload file limits this is first 6 images out of total of 11 images (will post next 5 images following this reply)
Hi all, following are images of my installation, since I posted on this forum in January 2011. Sorry for the long delay as I was delayed doing the installation and getting on to produce the images
Hope they are O.K. and make sense. Please let me know otherwise.
I thank you all for the guidance that allowed me to make this successful installation. This post is my contribution to this site.
2019 C300 Wagon; '75 Triumph TR6; previous: 2004 C230 6spd sold after 17 years of driving
I put the readout unit hanging from the headliner at the back in the center and works great, easily seen and looks OEM.
I put my control unit in the floor of the trunk where all the other electrical units are located as it is out of the way and less apt to get hot against the sheet metal as the sun beats down on my car. It is under the plastic cover at the back of the trunk, lots of places to secure it there
Last edited by Boom vang; Jul 30, 2011 at 01:39 PM.
Yea. That's a good consideration. I suppose our Australian weather is not as extreme a compared to USA. I should have considered the location of the module. Oh well, next time, if on another project. Thanks
where did you get the sensor kit? and did you paint it to the color of your car?
Hi WaveyKat,
I bought my kit from Malaysia a year ago, see my post of 8 Jan 2011. I decided to have a paintshop match the sensors to my car. Cost A$45.00.
Are you wanting to mod yours? If you need any further info on my project, pl. pm me. Cheers & good luck.
I bought these item, and tried to figure how to take the bumper strip off with out scratching the paint with no result. I need help on how to remove the strip? thanks in advance!! trying to these as a labor day project !.
Totally forgot I had the display...so it turned into a fun project all these years later with my daughter! She had fun helping me take apart the lower dash panel and learning/and running the wire.
I fit it into an OEM PTS display housing that needed to be modified. I also had to modify the original plate to add the thumb wheel and vent. The plate I had wouldn’t hold my Harmon Kardon speaker - so I modified mine to work!
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