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circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 07:54
by VERAT25
hi there.

any suggestion on where i might source this ribbon/circuit board??.

t25 1.9 petrol 1986 (c reg)


got a problem where the indicators+lights are intermittent // and if i press down or move cover they start again.

any comments /help appreciated

verat25(cardiff) :ok :ok

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 30 Jun 2011, 13:06
by ewenmaclean
Hello,

try on the wanted forum - billy739 knows his stuff and might well have the right one.

It's worth noting though that sometimes funny electrical faults on this bit can be solved by cleaning up terminals, and if necessary using conductive paint. I'd try and figure out exactly where the fault is - maybe even take a picture of where you think it is, and someone might have a fix for it.

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 01 Jul 2011, 06:29
by VERAT25
thanks ewan

will check out your suggetions

verat25 :ok

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 02 Jul 2011, 01:18
by CovKid
Hardwired mine a couple of years ago. Got cheesed off with it. :D

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 02 Jul 2011, 11:51
by Hacksawbob
hey mr kid, any chance of a piccy and explanation on how you did that? Did you replace the ribbon to dash pcb?

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 02 Jul 2011, 13:44
by CovKid
I didn't actually document it - just drew the PCB as a reference and did each track in turn. Took me a couple of days but it did finally put an end to the annoying open circuits on bulbs and wotnot. I fitted a bit of veroboard where the warning bulbs are, soldering LED sockets so I could at least change them later if needed. AngeloEVS got into proper circuit boards for this but I just used veroboard and PC power supply multiplug so I could unplug console and it allowed for more connections to dash pod in the future should I need them. Case of copying what you have but in hardwire form. Hardly stock but it did put paid to a load of issues.

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 03 Jul 2011, 23:14
by Hacksawbob
IF you get a chance a piccy would be nice! :ok

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 04 Jul 2011, 04:35
by CovKid
Did so a couple of years ago Bob. Not the tidiest thing in the world but had no trouble since :D

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.p ... =hardwired" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

AngeloEVS is 80/90's resident electronics guru and he backs hardwiring too. The membrane breaks up over time and although you can make minor repairs to it, the only sure way is hardwiring it.

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 07 Nov 2012, 17:04
by drliamski
Any chance of a repost of this, when i click it gives "The requested topic does not exist."

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 07 Nov 2012, 21:09
by edoh
https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/VW ... _connector" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

:)

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 17:27
by murrayslinn
The following link details the wires for the disel modle. Does anybody know the relivent layout for a 1983 1.9 petrol?
Still trying to trace a fault with my temp gauge, HAS to be in this board somewhere and havent worked out which wire to bypass directly to the gauge. (which works as bypasing the wrong wire made it work but only with the headlights on?!)

https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/VW ... tor_pinout" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 10:53
by busengineer
I would also really appreciate a pin out for 1.9 DG petrol please if anyone has one :)

Re: circuit ribbon under clock cover

Posted: 26 Feb 2013, 23:27
by donciuz
Could anyone point me in the right direction? I need a wiring diagram for the late TD instrument cluster. I'm going the hard-wiring way, but the BOD bit is a little confusing. I already have the LED's soldered on board and connected, lighting done, main connector sorted. I just don't want to make mistakes, so having a diagram would be very helpful. oh and its a tacho version.
Thanks