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27-05-2007, 09:17 PM
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Location: Wollongong NSW
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Currently working on a project to modify my stock centre console (Photo on right) into something similar to the Lime ute featured in the magazine recently (Photo on left). Its a DIY job with my own time and resources, so far had no assistance or very little technical know about how the ICC works, only know general electronics.
I heard its the most delicate piece of machine of the car and is a big risk to muck around with so do not attempt it or you'll likely lose your ICC. So far I've got my fingers crossed that I'd take care and hope it doesn't clonk out on me.  At this stage have replaced most of the stock green LEDs with super white LEDs. And re-wired more than 70 wires to relocate the standard ICC screen. Progress now...   Temporarily electric tapes are hiding the gaps in the facia however will add MDF to the cut edges to make it look like the rest of the fascia. Once all complete the fascia, gear surrounds and cup holder lids will be painted to woodgrain. And this concept below is what I hope to achieve.  |
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Custom ICC Centre Console
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