has anyone replaced the DIS them self, if so how hard was it to replace?
thanks Jay
has anyone replaced the DIS them self, if so how hard was it to replace?
thanks Jay
im looking into the same hope this helps Danio's A3 - from tiny A3 to S3 lookalike model.
mines got the screen as standard but its lost some lines. apprently you need to solider the new screen off/on. don't want to fook the dials up so wonna know if is hard to do
I have a DIS screen if you need one
Stroked 2067cc (2.1) S3. AEB Ported & Gas flowed head, Piper cams, Valve + Spring kit, Big intercooler, IE rods, JE Pistons, CP rings, Milltek, GTX3076r Turbo, External Gated, 870cc injectors, Twin pumps, Wide Band conversion, ALD Custom inlet with R32 T/B, MkV TSI Coilpacks conversion, Fluidampr pulley, 4kg Billet steel flywheel, 4 paddle clutch, Coilovers, R32 rear ARB, Blue Haldex, 350mm 6 pots fronts & 330mm rears. Going for 550bhp, 600bhp with new injectors and more boost
I have done it. Quite easy. Remove clear cover, Mark position of pointers at rest, remove pointers, remove dials, take a few other bits off, unsolder dis flexi, solder new one on, then refit everything.
Warning...don't let thisbe your first soldering experience... the dis flexi has quite a fine pitch
Jason
2001 Nogaro S3 (daily driver)
1958 replica Porsche 356 Speedster (summer posing)
1997 Seat Cordoba SX 16v (track day toy) replacing (t)rusty 1994 Seat Ibiza GTi RIP
Stroked 2067cc (2.1) S3. AEB Ported & Gas flowed head, Piper cams, Valve + Spring kit, Big intercooler, IE rods, JE Pistons, CP rings, Milltek, GTX3076r Turbo, External Gated, 870cc injectors, Twin pumps, Wide Band conversion, ALD Custom inlet with R32 T/B, MkV TSI Coilpacks conversion, Fluidampr pulley, 4kg Billet steel flywheel, 4 paddle clutch, Coilovers, R32 rear ARB, Blue Haldex, 350mm 6 pots fronts & 330mm rears. Going for 550bhp, 600bhp with new injectors and more boost
I've done mine. Its not as simple as some people would have you believe so dont go jumping in until your confident you can solder well.
You need to be carefull not to overheat the PCB and you need to very gently remove the old screen as if you go too quickly you will pull the tracks off the board which will mean you cannot solder the new one back in !
It takes time and patience and a steady hand with a good quality fine tipped soldering iron.
Personally I would not do it again unless I really had to !