Doing Nav-cubby install, please tell me what this piece is!!
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Well, yes and no. Yes in that it is the same size so it should fit the same screens. But no in that this one is motorized and not "flip up".
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Originally Posted by SmokyTyrz
Well, yes and no. Yes in that it is the same size so it should fit the same screens. But no in that this one is motorized and not "flip up".
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The motorized one cannot be flipped manually unless you remove the motor cog. But if you do that then there would be no resistance and nothing to hold the door in either the open or closed position.
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Originally Posted by hbenet
He's talking about this: Code: 68250-Z3306
Nissan 350Z Motorized Lid Cluster Cover - 2006 350Z
http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...de=68250-Z3306
I am curious about this too. Please explain more. Thanks.
Nissan 350Z Motorized Lid Cluster Cover - 2006 350Z
http://www.courtesyparts.com/Merchan...de=68250-Z3306
I am curious about this too. Please explain more. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by SmokyTyrz
The motorized one cannot be flipped manually unless you remove the motor cog. But if you do that then there would be no resistance and nothing to hold the door in either the open or closed position.
Don't suppose you have some other method to get a hold of BPL? He doesn't seem to respond to PMs..
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http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/show...highlight=350z
here is a writeup of an older cubby door installed in an 06... it doesnt fit that good really, looks kinda bad IMO.
I'm not sure if this guy is on here or not, but its a pretty nice setup.
here is a writeup of an older cubby door installed in an 06... it doesnt fit that good really, looks kinda bad IMO.
I'm not sure if this guy is on here or not, but its a pretty nice setup.
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Ya, I dunno yet cuz obviously I haven't installed my door yet. But I would have to chalk most of that up to soddy workmanship. Looks like he was in a rush if that is how it came out. Maybe the screen caused fitment issues.
Several things you gotta remember... one, I am a perfectionist. My car would never leave the garage looking like that.
And second, if it doesn't fit well, then I'll do what needs to be done or scrap the whole project. But I don't half-***.
But I suspect that in the worst-case scenario (the door doesn't fit at all) then I can just take the door off my flip-lid and replace the door on the motorized lid. Not that hard really.
Several things you gotta remember... one, I am a perfectionist. My car would never leave the garage looking like that.
And second, if it doesn't fit well, then I'll do what needs to be done or scrap the whole project. But I don't half-***.
But I suspect that in the worst-case scenario (the door doesn't fit at all) then I can just take the door off my flip-lid and replace the door on the motorized lid. Not that hard really.
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So does anybody know exactly what kind of control system is needed? KPtechnologies could product the circuit, but I don't really want to spend $300 for test parts until I'm sure we can make it work.
It seems like it should be simple enough, and relatively cheap for a custom electronic circuit.
Smoky, you don't happen to be the same smokytyrz from the Titan forums?
It seems like it should be simple enough, and relatively cheap for a custom electronic circuit.
Smoky, you don't happen to be the same smokytyrz from the Titan forums?
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I'm not sure of the Titan forums, but I am the same SmokyTyrz on your forum. :-)
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
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Originally Posted by SmokyTyrz
I'm not sure of the Titan forums, but I am the same SmokyTyrz on your forum. :-)
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
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Originally Posted by SmokyTyrz
I'm not sure of the Titan forums, but I am the same SmokyTyrz on your forum. :-)
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
KP I'll put BPL in touch with you. He has a working setup (though I have yet to test it myself as the project is still in progress). But he says his works! It would rock if you or anyone could produce the replacement module for the cluster lid amp assembly.
Can you PM me with a direct email that I could forward to him and make sure you guys get in touch?
I'll PM you my contact info. I read somewhere that there was a basic stamp used, which won't be much use to me
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Originally Posted by KPierson
I realized you were on our forum right after I posted that, I knew I had been in contact with you before. You did a great write up on our VDC memory module!
I'll PM you my contact info. I read somewhere that there was a basic stamp used, which won't be much use to me
I'll PM you my contact info. I read somewhere that there was a basic stamp used, which won't be much use to me
yeah, appparently he used a stamp... What do you use KP? I normally use Microchip microcontrollers.. heh overkill sometimes, i know