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mk1 are just bulbs instead of leds mate, so they will just unscrew or twist am not sure what bulb you will need though ill try and find out for you
EDIT had a look in the haynes its says once you have the dials out just twist the bulbs anti clockwise simple as that all you need to find out now is the bulb type, which id phone citroen for, and then buy some blue one :y: |
i posted this guide up on a 106 forum and one of the mk1 lads had a go at doing it, he got some special leds that go in place of the bulbs but he said the dial filter on the mk1s are coloured green on the inside and uses white bulbd so when he put the blue ones in it made the green filer go a rank green/blue colour the he said didnt look nice at all
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lol so mk1 you probablies cant do
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yeah prob not but someone should check but i dont think u can as the 106/saxo bits are normally the same part
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could always put the mk2 dials in but its a lot of work so you may as well buy some plasma dials
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rite thanks you lot ill just get them off ebay
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easiest way mate, hes really good with the delivery i ordered mine on the saturday night and got them tuesday morning so should only take a few days and will be in time for the weekend :y:
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yeah i ordered some for my mate so i can do his, ordered them on wednesday got them friday
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i thought he forgot to put them in lol, then i seen them stuck on the invoice :)
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lol yeah tiny little things and produce so mich light for what they are
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Well after a few difficulties getting the bloody things out have finally completed it.
I have for sale blue led's if anyone needs them in batch of 16 (loads left over). Please view pics below, thanks to steve for inspiration well worth it. Cost me £5 for solder, £0.50p for tweesers :) Pics: |
Looks awesome mate! cant wait to do it now! im scared about the needles tho! and putin them back on!
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looking good richo, makes it looks so much fresher then the old dull green style, i would have done the green light tho to keep it all blue but thats jsut me being picky. good work
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Cheers guys.
Really liked the green being a different colour for some reason. The blue is a really fresh colour, i also have the blue furio interior so finishes it off. With the needles you are fine, just make you sure have long headed pliers for the smaller needles. And i placed my petrol one back wrong, so need to change that back. Definately reccomend doing it. Once again cheers Steve for writing the guide. |
no worries mate, more to come yet with the rest of the dash, i got a bit of the center dash dials out but its green filtered with a white bulb. i have tried to use some chemicals to take the green filter off but it takes the rest off so no good so still woking on it (lucky had a few spares for previous scrappy visit) but i will try and sort it and look at it this weekend and get some stuff posted up as i am busy the next few day refibishing my alloys
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looks great mate just another few people to get theres on now :y:
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theres the hazard light switch and rear screen heater i want to do too so ill have a look at them see what bulbs are in there :y:
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i'll have the button guide up in a min or tomorrow depending if i get my usb digi cam lead to work
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