thats some thing ive been wanting to do to my sedan. on a side note, i wish i could get a no airbag dash, i hate airbags and i would like to get rid of mine, but id have a huge hole in the dash if i did, lol
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daewoomofo wrote:thats some thing ive been wanting to do to my sedan. on a side note, i wish i could get a no airbag dash, i hate airbags and i would like to get rid of mine, but id have a huge hole in the dash if i did, lol
well, air bags save your life so thats the only reason i have them.... but u could make like a computer screen or laptop or something just an idea
im not into the flashy stuff, i used to want a carputer, but that faze passed, lol. i just think that air bags are over rated, yeah they save lifes, but they also cause damage that could have been avoided. take for instanc the accident my fiance was in, she was hit from the front drivers side of the car (the lady hit her driver front fender, kinda like a t bone accident) she was hit from the side doing 5 mph (pulling out of a gas station, the lady was flying down the left hand turn lane) she would have been fine, but the airbags went off, causeing her head to get all knocked around, messing up her neck, and she got air bag powder burn pretty bad from it too. if her car didnt have air bags she would have been FINE.
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Have heard horror stories about both airbags and seatbelts. Personally, I'd favour a seatbelt of an airbag any day. It's just a pity they don't restrain over time rather than instantly, the impulse of the force would be a lot less, reducing the damage you take. But, airbags are so sudden. Massive impulse force especially seeing as it's in the opposing direction.
I dont really care for airbags. If i had or hadnt got them, it wouldnt make a difference to how safe I felt. Having a seatbelt though, yeahhhh, I'd never feel safe in a car with no seatbelts. Think something to do with being in an Opel Ascona rear seat doing ridiculous speeds had something to do with it, they've no seatbelts int he rear
But anyway. That dash looks reallywell. I personally didnt think it'd look nice when I read the title of the thread but the outcome looks very nice, neat and really well suited to the shape etc of the dash. I like it
buddha102 wrote:how the hell did u remove the AC bs i cant get it out!
FUck!
P.S. Looks really good, i did the same thing but i could not remove the climate control
it is a secret... i wont tell you
really it is easy... don't try to remove the control cables from the A/C control panel... instead remove the other end of the cables:
air direction cable ends at the area beside the driver's right foot (LHD)
recycle switch cable is behind the glove box to the right side(remove glove box)
cold/hot switch cable is also behind glove box but to the left side
doing so gives way more room for hand work and maneuvering and reduces the risk of breaking the plastic ends on the cables to the bare minimum... you are only left with the two electric sockets you yank out and you are out
detaching the cables is easy... just tilt the plastic protrusion in the direction of the cable and it is out... can use a flat end screw driver to hep IF necessary
buddha102 wrote:how the hell did u remove the AC bs i cant get it out!
FUck!
P.S. Looks really good, i did the same thing but i could not remove the climate control
it is a secret... i wont tell you
really it is easy... don't try to remove the control cables from the A/C control panel... instead remove the other end of the cables:
air direction cable ends at the area beside the driver's right foot (LHD)
recycle switch cable is behind the glove box to the right side(remove glove box)
cold/hot switch cable is also behind glove box but to the left side
doing so gives way more room for hand work and maneuvering and reduces the risk of breaking the plastic ends on the cables to the bare minimum... you are only left with the two electric sockets you yank out and you are out
detaching the cables is easy... just tilt the plastic protrusion in the direction of the cable and it is out... can use a flat end screw driver to hep IF necessary
buddha102 wrote:how the hell did u remove the AC bs i cant get it out!
FUck!
P.S. Looks really good, i did the same thing but i could not remove the climate control
it is a secret... i wont tell you
really it is easy... don't try to remove the control cables from the A/C control panel... instead remove the other end of the cables:
air direction cable ends at the area beside the driver's right foot (LHD)
recycle switch cable is behind the glove box to the right side(remove glove box)
cold/hot switch cable is also behind glove box but to the left side
doing so gives way more room for hand work and maneuvering and reduces the risk of breaking the plastic ends on the cables to the bare minimum... you are only left with the two electric sockets you yank out and you are out
detaching the cables is easy... just tilt the plastic protrusion in the direction of the cable and it is out... can use a flat end screw driver to hep IF necessary
MMamdouh
thanks MMamdouh, what would i do without u?
sit in the corner in the fetal position with a shot gun in your mouth, and your toe on the trigger
jk
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