Hi there, thank you for sharing these video series. I have an aygo my self, and struggling to do some miner services or repairs by my self because some of its parts are not easily to replace or to dissemble without experience. Your videos are very much helpful.
Kind of you to say, Raphael. When mine comes around to be serviced, I will likely do a video on it as I am looking to be a bit more hands-on with my car, too.
they don't, I'm afraid. After using them for a while, you do get used to what buttons you are pressing so muscle memory does help, but would be nice if they did light up.
I picked mine up on eBay but if I'm honest, I'm not sure I'd recommend it as it flickers quite a bit. I know some folks suggest it may be because of the voltage of the car or that the car battery doesn't have enough power to run it, etc. It was something like this one - tinyurl.com/3u6xrc9e - As I say, it might be worth trying it, but mine does have it's moments where it just flickers for a period of time and then stops.
Hey, Ana. I just checked my purchase history and the description is terribly vague. I would search "Aygo Mk2 interior light" either on EBay or Amazon. EBay may be better as you can plug the details of your car in (which I believe is what I did) and it will tell you whether or not the item will fit your car. I would link you to one, but it would be disingenuous as the only one I have used is the one I bought. Do let me know what you end up getting and if it's any good. I'll remove my link as it looks like the product is no longer in stock. Thank you!
I have an LED strip light the entire length of the roof so it illumates the front and rear seats aswell as giving a bit of light in the boot area when turned on.
@@jamieaygo I've used standard strip lights that have a 12v controller, I've connected the controller to the where the lightbulb is powered and fed the infrared sensor into the light housing so I can adjust the lighting using a remote. I'd recommend avoiding the coated strip lights as they weigh more and the adhesive isn't that great on the roof lining. I replaced my original coated strip strip light with a bare strip light after it started to sag. The bare strip light is holding allot better. Also you can remove the entire light fixture to bring it inside to solder, also if you need to solder any connections onto the strip light do it before you fit it, soldering upside down is difficult.
Random q, but just picked up a 2016 Aygo and a couple of bulbs in the heating/air con unit need changing (behind the blue curve of the temp control and behind the options on the right of the selector). Is that a straightforward job?
If you remove the centre facia plate, it looks like the heating module comes out as one unit (basing this off of looking on eBay), so if the lights plug in there, it doesn't look too hard of a job. Haven't done it myself, but if you look on eBay at the control panel - tinyurl.com/5f8hhj7r - it looks like it just unclips and I am assuming lights plug into the back.
I have a problem with the speedometer, it has some vibration noises when the car is in motion, do you know how I can solve that problem, or how to take it apart so that I can install some sound proof material by my self? Thank you.
I don't have that particular issue. Best place to ask that would be over on the Toyota Forums. Tons of helpful people over there and I'm guessing at least one person will either share your issue or know how to solve it. At a guess, it may be that panel vibration is causing it, but that is pure guess work by me.
Yeah, the one I've got has started to flicker so I need to order another one, too. Will drop the one I buy as a pinned comment if it's actually any good.
Hi there, thank you for sharing these video series. I have an aygo my self, and struggling to do some miner services or repairs by my self because some of its parts are not easily to replace or to dissemble without experience. Your videos are very much helpful.
Kind of you to say, Raphael. When mine comes around to be serviced, I will likely do a video on it as I am looking to be a bit more hands-on with my car, too.
Looking forward to seeing you sound deaden the aygo
Hello!
Nice video! It helpt me when i fixt my inner light. But what about lights on the license plate? Please make a video 😬👍
When mine go, I'll be sure to make a video on it!
@@jamieaygo yes sir, but the original lights are so weak. Isn't it better with white led light? Have a nice day!
does the volume control etc on the steering wheel illuminate when the headlights are on ??
they don't, I'm afraid. After using them for a while, you do get used to what buttons you are pressing so muscle memory does help, but would be nice if they did light up.
Hi mate we're did u get the bulb from
I picked mine up on eBay but if I'm honest, I'm not sure I'd recommend it as it flickers quite a bit. I know some folks suggest it may be because of the voltage of the car or that the car battery doesn't have enough power to run it, etc. It was something like this one - tinyurl.com/3u6xrc9e - As I say, it might be worth trying it, but mine does have it's moments where it just flickers for a period of time and then stops.
Is the bulb a 501 fitting? The link in ur bio isn’t available for me :(
Hey, Ana. I just checked my purchase history and the description is terribly vague. I would search "Aygo Mk2 interior light" either on EBay or Amazon. EBay may be better as you can plug the details of your car in (which I believe is what I did) and it will tell you whether or not the item will fit your car. I would link you to one, but it would be disingenuous as the only one I have used is the one I bought. Do let me know what you end up getting and if it's any good. I'll remove my link as it looks like the product is no longer in stock. Thank you!
@@jamieaygo I ended up getting a 501 fitting bulb for the mk1 aygo and it fits my mk2 aygo 😁
I have an LED strip light the entire length of the roof so it illumates the front and rear seats aswell as giving a bit of light in the boot area when turned on.
I'm 100 percent stealing this idea! Any recommendations?
@@jamieaygo I've used standard strip lights that have a 12v controller, I've connected the controller to the where the lightbulb is powered and fed the infrared sensor into the light housing so I can adjust the lighting using a remote.
I'd recommend avoiding the coated strip lights as they weigh more and the adhesive isn't that great on the roof lining. I replaced my original coated strip strip light with a bare strip light after it started to sag. The bare strip light is holding allot better. Also you can remove the entire light fixture to bring it inside to solder, also if you need to solder any connections onto the strip light do it before you fit it, soldering upside down is difficult.
Awesome. Thanks for the tips!
Random q, but just picked up a 2016 Aygo and a couple of bulbs in the heating/air con unit need changing (behind the blue curve of the temp control and behind the options on the right of the selector). Is that a straightforward job?
If you remove the centre facia plate, it looks like the heating module comes out as one unit (basing this off of looking on eBay), so if the lights plug in there, it doesn't look too hard of a job. Haven't done it myself, but if you look on eBay at the control panel - tinyurl.com/5f8hhj7r - it looks like it just unclips and I am assuming lights plug into the back.
I have a problem with the speedometer, it has some vibration noises when the car is in motion, do you know how I can solve that problem, or how to take it apart so that I can install some sound proof material by my self? Thank you.
I don't have that particular issue. Best place to ask that would be over on the Toyota Forums. Tons of helpful people over there and I'm guessing at least one person will either share your issue or know how to solve it. At a guess, it may be that panel vibration is causing it, but that is pure guess work by me.
I ordered some from Aliexpress and they didn’t work. Now when i plug the old one back in that doesn’t work anymore
Yeah, the one I've got has started to flicker so I need to order another one, too. Will drop the one I buy as a pinned comment if it's actually any good.
Led lights are soo much beter!!😃😃
nice tutorial but very bad Before/After what ruins the whole purpose of watching it
Thanks for the feedback, Dav. Will keep that in mind for future videos!