Knocklink Instal!
10 March 2005, 01:29 PM
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Knocklink Instal!
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Has anyone got their knoclink fitted in the right hand center heater vent in a later classic i.e the dash with several glove box type compartments. Pictures would be great and any advice as im about to try this soon. Does the vent need to be sealed up on this side or removed or something.
All advice appreciated.
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Has anyone got their knoclink fitted in the right hand center heater vent in a later classic i.e the dash with several glove box type compartments. Pictures would be great and any advice as im about to try this soon. Does the vent need to be sealed up on this side or removed or something.
All advice appreciated.
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10 March 2005, 01:38 PM
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Mine is not the same dash as yours pre 96.
But I fitted my Knocklink in the central air vents. Mine just needed uncliping to remove the vents. Then I use sticky velcro to hold the kl in place.
But I fitted my Knocklink in the central air vents. Mine just needed uncliping to remove the vents. Then I use sticky velcro to hold the kl in place.
10 March 2005, 08:43 PM
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Have a look at Carl Davey project thread page 12 (Nice install)
The lamba link is the same size as the knocklink.
try this below
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....&postcount=223
The lamba link is the same size as the knocklink.
try this below
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....&postcount=223
11 March 2005, 09:08 AM
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Thats the stuff!
Was thinking the drivers side vent of the two in the centre but the one on this link is very tidy and fits perfecrtly.
Thanks may have a re-think as to which vent now!
Was thinking the drivers side vent of the two in the centre but the one on this link is very tidy and fits perfecrtly.
Thanks may have a re-think as to which vent now!
11 March 2005, 10:53 AM
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I used the two centre vents, 1 for lambalink & the other for knocklink. Just made the wiring slighty easier.
Plus I usually aim the drivers vent towards the driver side window, to help it clear on cold mornings.
Plus I usually aim the drivers vent towards the driver side window, to help it clear on cold mornings.
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11 March 2005, 03:17 PM
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Have you done a search to see what others have done?
There were a series of posts recently, one from a guy who'd taken his k/l to pieces, wired in new LED's on the end of a longer lead, hidden the k/l box, and mounted the LEDs in proper holders on the steering wheel upper shroud.
Someone else did it along the top outer edge of the speedo/instrument surround.
Both permanent, but looked absolutely spot-on.
Now, when are we going to get that decent weather.....................?
Alcazar
There were a series of posts recently, one from a guy who'd taken his k/l to pieces, wired in new LED's on the end of a longer lead, hidden the k/l box, and mounted the LEDs in proper holders on the steering wheel upper shroud.
Someone else did it along the top outer edge of the speedo/instrument surround.
Both permanent, but looked absolutely spot-on.
Now, when are we going to get that decent weather.....................?
Alcazar
11 March 2005, 06:53 PM
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I know I cant wait. I noticed I was really sliding around on the road on my way to work today, roads seem really greacy. Nice heavy down poor to clean the surface then lovely hot sunshine to dry it up please!
I did see those lead extensions and must agree they did look very smart indeed. Oh decisions! Its hard when you want every thing to be perfect and bring a smile to your face when ever you see them.
Cheerz
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I did see those lead extensions and must agree they did look very smart indeed. Oh decisions! Its hard when you want every thing to be perfect and bring a smile to your face when ever you see them.
Cheerz
Stooboy
12 March 2005, 12:26 PM
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yeh you're right - it's getting a bit busy ! 
I'm gonna remotely mount the k/l and l/l leds into the dash cowling this year.
makes them nice and visible and in your line of sight.
Iain.
I'm gonna remotely mount the k/l and l/l leds into the dash cowling this year.
makes them nice and visible and in your line of sight.
Iain.
13 March 2005, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
He obviously doesn't drive it: look at the fuel gauge
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200 miles later and it's running on fresh air
What are you, feather footed? My last tank was 160 miles worth
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