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Old 14 March 2010, 11:44 AM
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Apologies as i am sure this question must have been asked many time before but is ti possible to fit the STi sweeping speedo cluster to a 2003 WRX blob?
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damn i would love that dash cluster, best one i have seen since my astra gte 16v :-)
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I have one fitted in my 03 wrx, was straightforward just a few wiring changes needed, and the abs circuit needed a relay to reverse the polarity. On 03 cars an earth to the abs warning light puts it on whereas on 05 onwards it needs an earth connection to turn it off. Also a couple of points need running to earth, one to disable the diff temp light and another to make the handbrake warning light work correctly, Sounds more complicated than it is,



I need to remove mine again and check changes made put the info on here, Should be able to do that over easter when I am off work
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I've just installed some of these in a 2002 WRX work fine except for the abs and hand brake lights are on. Any tips?
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I would like this mod on my 05 wrx, where would I get the correct speedo cluster?
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I found mine on here in the parts section. But they are on eb*y from time to time.
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anyone?
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Couple of small changeover relays, mounted or loose behind the dash.

Wire so that the incoming wire to the bulb holds it OPEN, then when the bulb would go out, it closes.
Old 21 July 2010, 04:20 PM
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Thanks i tried that after looking on nasoic but it didnt work. do u have any pics so i know i have the correct wires.
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im currently searching for this also, so lets keep it up to date, it's usefull info
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if i get it working i will post some pics etc.
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I don't have any pics, mine is a classic, it was just a suggestion.

Can you mark which bulbs they are and remove them?

On mine, the "wiring" is like a flexible printed circuit, so IF you knew which bulb it was, maybe you could trace the wires back? You certainly could on mine. Helpful?

I've just remembered that each bulb is labelled too, as to what it is for. At least, it is on mine.
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Originally Posted by alcazar
I don't have any pics, mine is a classic, it was just a suggestion.

Can you mark which bulbs they are and remove them?

On mine, the "wiring" is like a flexible printed circuit, so IF you knew which bulb it was, maybe you could trace the wires back? You certainly could on mine. Helpful?

I've just remembered that each bulb is labelled too, as to what it is for. At least, it is on mine.
Can you post a walkthrough on how this is done? I would like to do it on my classic as well.
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i've not taken the cluster apart but judging from the back of it. There are no bulbs its all surface mounted leds
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Originally Posted by Bequiaboy2003
Can you post a walkthrough on how this is done? I would like to do it on my classic as well.
No mate. As I said, mine is a classic, so not relevant to yours, just suggestions as to how this might be solved.
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Originally Posted by Lord Bass
i've not taken the cluster apart but judging from the back of it. There are no bulbs its all surface mounted leds
Phew, it gets harder, doesn't it? Can the LEDs be removed or are they soldered in? Can you SEE the tracks to each LED? Would it be possible to cut the track, rendering the LED out of use?

BTW: my classic looked like LEDs but was surface mount capless bulbs in holders.
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i'd rather not disable the lights as they are warning lights and i'd like to know if something has gone wrong. They work atm just in reverse so they are on all the time and will go off if theres a problem.
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i'm still a bit stuck with this can anyone help?

Thanks
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got the ABS light working. any tips on what i need to earth to get the handbrake light working?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by Lord Bass
got the ABS light working. any tips on what i need to earth to get the handbrake light working?

Thanks
Handbrake is only a switch so should be fairly straightforward will it not
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had some 2005 spec c ones on my 2002 wrx. all the lights stayed on which i couldnt get rid of. returned them in the end

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the hand brake switch etc work correctly. just the clocks are wired differnetly to the wrx ones, from what i gather it just needs an extra earth but i've searched for weeks and cant find any info??

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Old 30 November 2010, 01:07 PM
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I've finally sussed it after much research lol. A relay on the abs wire to switch the reverse circuit back to normal and earth pin A2 on the clocks to make the handbrake light work correctly. The rear diff light i just put tape over it.

Thanks for all your help guys.
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