My 6N, Dutch style of course

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Polo96CL
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Post by Polo96CL »

Sweet progress jarno, you should make up a DIY guide on how to do this! :lol:

Has all the skin on your knuckles gone yet?
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Polo96CL wrote:Sweet progress jarno, you should make up a DIY guide on how to do this! :lol:

Has all the skin on your knuckles gone yet?
Nope, but bit of my nails with my teeth, just out of frustration of sitting behind my pc on the job, not being able to get to my mk4 and work on it :lol:

And if I made a DIY, I would ask a fellow-forum-member to help me out, dubbprince, he was so kindly to help me out with lots of info and pics of his own mk5 dash into mk4 project. Already warned me for some upcoming issues, to have to give him credit for that! Cheers Sanjay!

Only difference is, he also put in the GTI engine+loom+ecu+fusebox etc., which stopped him from having trouble of getting by the CAN-bus problem, I still have to figure that out, since I won't be getting a GTI loom+ecu etc.
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Post by JarnoVWPolo6N »

When I got home there finally was another box there for me from the US, with my Viair 380C dualpack, the 2 new compressors for the airride set-up finally came in :D


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looks good pal, i think you should do a diy guide for the dash swap pal, if u want to that is, but it would help me and probably many others, anyway good work there mate
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I'm thinking of just changing the center console, but seeing a guide of how much work is involved to take the hole dash out would be interesting!
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i waas thinkin about just the center console but f**k it why not just bang the whole thing, i just dont want to be spendin several hours taken old one out and new one in
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clarkson wrote:i just dont want to be spendin several hours taken old one out and new one in
Then don't start on it ;) it's taking me two whole evenings so far, and getting the tacho to work will require me to fuss about with either 2 6N2 type tacho's, or working on my loom/ECU, not an easy task at hand, but I'll try to keep up-dating here on every nights work, so everybody can get a good view into the works required :D
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i was thinkin about fuckin it off but i cant help it, i just want to keep doing more and more to my car, if i can get the dash i will probably do it, i will keep checkin on your progress pal!!
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Post by Andy1.6 »

This really isn't the type of mod that a diy guide will be that much good for, it really is a case of just getting down to it! It will take a lot more than a few hours, because it certainly isn't plug and play as you think!
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Post by L'enfant terrible »

Am I the only person in the world that likes the 6N dash? :lol:
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i just dont like the dingy grey of it
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Post by L'enfant terrible »

I like mine, it's dark grey. I don't like the light grey ones but don't know if that's what you're referring to.
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Post by randomage »

light grey ones are not that good. darker ones are much better! id love a 6n2 dash in mine though.
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mines the light grey one do any of the mk4 have a darker shade or are they all the same
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Post by L'enfant terrible »

As I said before, my 6N dash is dark grey. Pretty sure there are black ones out there too.
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