Big-L : KKid Testing HUD
mtpina
04-25-2005, 05:37 PM
how can i know if my HUD is a pos, already check all fuses and still get nothing, GP GT '00
BIG-L
04-26-2005, 05:07 PM
You might try this,it could be the cold solder joint that alot have had problems with.
1. Remove HUD from car.
2. Remove 4 Torix screws from top of HUD
3. Remove ribbon cable and small 2-wire cable from circuit board.
4. Remove circuit board.
5. On the board there is a small photocell, the problem is that the cell has a cold solder joint. The cell is a 1/3-inch
Circle with a black square in the center. All you need to do is resolder the two legs.
6. Put everything back.
I was unable to find a replacement cell at radio shack.
The cell produces a small amount of voltage. The more light the more voltage. 0-.75 volts. My cell was working fine but the joint was loose. When the board heated up it lost the joint increased resistance to the point that the HUD lost the voltage reference.Hope this helps....~Larry~
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage1.jpg
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage2.jpg
1. Remove HUD from car.
2. Remove 4 Torix screws from top of HUD
3. Remove ribbon cable and small 2-wire cable from circuit board.
4. Remove circuit board.
5. On the board there is a small photocell, the problem is that the cell has a cold solder joint. The cell is a 1/3-inch
Circle with a black square in the center. All you need to do is resolder the two legs.
6. Put everything back.
I was unable to find a replacement cell at radio shack.
The cell produces a small amount of voltage. The more light the more voltage. 0-.75 volts. My cell was working fine but the joint was loose. When the board heated up it lost the joint increased resistance to the point that the HUD lost the voltage reference.Hope this helps....~Larry~
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage1.jpg
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage2.jpg
kustomkid54
04-26-2005, 05:28 PM
You might try this,it could be the cold solder joint that alot have had problems with.
1. Remove HUD from car.
2. Remove 4 Torix screws from top of HUD
3. Remove ribbon cable and small 2-wire cable from circuit board.
4. Remove circuit board.
5. On the board there is a small photocell, the problem is that the cell has a cold solder joint. The cell is a 1/3-inch
Circle with a black square in the center. All you need to do is resolder the two legs.
6. Put everything back.
I was unable to find a replacement cell at radio shack.
The cell produces a small amount of voltage. The more light the more voltage. 0-.75 volts. My cell was working fine but the joint was loose. When the board heated up it lost the joint increased resistance to the point that the HUD lost the voltage reference.Hope this helps....~Larry~
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage1.jpg
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage2.jpg
He lives.
Didn't even notice this thread. Passed right by the KK
Nice to see you Larry.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v425/kustomkid54/post-9-1113606325.jpg
1. Remove HUD from car.
2. Remove 4 Torix screws from top of HUD
3. Remove ribbon cable and small 2-wire cable from circuit board.
4. Remove circuit board.
5. On the board there is a small photocell, the problem is that the cell has a cold solder joint. The cell is a 1/3-inch
Circle with a black square in the center. All you need to do is resolder the two legs.
6. Put everything back.
I was unable to find a replacement cell at radio shack.
The cell produces a small amount of voltage. The more light the more voltage. 0-.75 volts. My cell was working fine but the joint was loose. When the board heated up it lost the joint increased resistance to the point that the HUD lost the voltage reference.Hope this helps....~Larry~
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage1.jpg
http://www.seacgp.org/images/hudfiximage2.jpg
He lives.
Didn't even notice this thread. Passed right by the KK
Nice to see you Larry.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v425/kustomkid54/post-9-1113606325.jpg
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