Two previous versions of Opel Astra were ones of the most popular cars of the lower middle class. Although the Astra III differs from its predecessors, almost everyone that has had contact with the car thinks that the introduced changes has gone in the right direction. This model has a chance to con...
The successor of Agila A I. It was first presented in 2007 in Frankfurt am Main. It has to be in the salons in the spring of 2008. Produced in Hungary in the same factory as his twin sister Suzuki Splash. In Comparison with its predecessor it is not only prettier car, but also much more practical....
The car was produced in Gliwice, from 2000 to 2007. Until the end of the production approximately 435-500 items left the factory. Opel Agila A I derives from Japanese Suzuki Wagon R and belongs to so-know microvans' class. From its twin-car it differs in chassis, interior and external details....
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So, the first action I had to take was taking out the clocks. We dismantle the plastics from the quier and the front of the clocks and unplug the speedometer cable. Then take the leads out, take the clocks under the armit and go home. Demount the front plastic ( two screws at the top of the case) and put it aside. Now, the hardest thing - the disassembly of the hand. Put the speedometer hand over the black thing, to render it freely hanging. Take a tweezers thin at the end and widening towards the front and put it under the black plastic and pry it off by a definite move. It will spring off and we will have to catch it. We make it carefully since it is easy to brake the hand (I've broken my one). When the hand is out, make it to unscrewing the face of the speedometer. There are two small screws and these are those that we unscrew from the middle of the face. When we have the face taken out, we have to print the faces to be stuck (the designs of the clocks I've downloaded from the KTK site and remaked it in coral-draw). Use photopaper. Obviously, later we cleanse it all and unfatten the whole face. Stick on the face a two-side metal tape and adjust the photopaper. Puch it and that's all the philosophy. Oh, and later we push the hand delicately so as it does not hang freely and putit over the thingy. We do identically with the temperature clocks and the fual ones, yet we have to carefully puch the face under the hand. To me it looked so: Author: fifek Opel24 is not responsible for any harm resulting from the use of the above material. The material is purely educational. |
