I followed your instructions to the letter and cruised right through the project with no issues. My heads up works perfect now with its new pivot screw. Great job on your video, Thanks for the help!
Anyway to change the color of the HUD, I was thinking of making it blue and if possible go even further and make the red line red etc. Any ideas on that
@@89imp03 Did the repair on Saturday, total time took about an hour and a half. Pays to have cordless tools as well. Only problem is when I was finished, the shift cable snapped, so there is another project I have to do. Oh well.
I followed your instructions to the letter and cruised right through the project with no issues. My heads up works perfect now with its new pivot screw. Great job on your video, Thanks for the help!
Glad it worked out for you man 👍🏾👍🏾 thanks for watching
A lot of screws and patience on your part my friend. I SALUTE YOU 👏
So many screws it's ridiculous lol
Now.....after watching this, I'm sure I can do it!! Thanks Bro!
No problem, glad to help
Anyway to change the color of the HUD, I was thinking of making it blue and if possible go even further and make the red line red etc. Any ideas on that
I don't know. That would be a cool addition, I haven't seen anyone try it yet
Not possible to change color. Display technology is VFD and the color is fixed by the phosphorus in the display tube.
Easier to get to than I thought. This just happened on a friend of mines Vette and he wants me to fix it
Yeah it's not too bad of a job
About how long did it take you from start to finish to replace the HUD.
I really don't remember. It was a couple hours total mainly due to taking that top dash piece out for the first time
@@89imp03 Thanks Bro it's my next project.
@@chipsmith5673 take your time and you'll be fine
Nice video, my display works but light has dimmed about 50%. Any thoughts?
Thanks. It'll be the same fix for that. If it's not unbearable I wouldn't rush into the fix
Thank you sir! I think you made this look too easy.
You're welcome. That's that TH-cam magic at work
@@89imp03 Did the repair on Saturday, total time took about an hour and a half. Pays to have cordless tools as well. Only problem is when I was finished, the shift cable snapped, so there is another project I have to do. Oh well.
@@earlpike3129 it's always something with these cars
Break it down yes sir
Corey Caswell 😎😎
Thanks a lot !
Glad to help out
What a pain in the arse.
Domo I know right! But there's nothing like having it fixed and not having to pay for it lol
89imp03 True!