knocklink + lambdalink
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I've been trying to think of different places to install these, even looking at breaking the cases and rewiring the leds to somewhere else on the dash, wheres everyone fitted theres and has anyone else broken the cases etc and how easy was it?
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I don't think it would be that hard, depends if you want to risk splitting the modules or not, we can do it round mine, have all the correct tools etc to do it....
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Let me see them split open, we can always hide away the circuit boards etc, just increase the wiring length to the bulbs as it were, not too dificult, especially with my choice soldering skills
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I just mounted mine in the cupholder - you need to remove the electrolytic and vr off lambda and electro and filter off the knock PCB as they're too tall, but is do-able.
I need to recalibrate my lambda after removing the vr I think.
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I need to recalibrate my lambda after removing the vr I think.
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cool, give me a shout with some details when you get a mo dan.
Fitters popping them out the cases and into a slightly easier place, but cup holder would be quite neat and easy to revert.
Fitters popping them out the cases and into a slightly easier place, but cup holder would be quite neat and easy to revert.
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