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Hi, forum, let me show you my new mod
Screen view
Exterior views
Detailed view
(I must redo the black plastic piece)
Another exterior views
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A litlle update:
As a partner said to me, I were looking for some white effect W5W bulbs:
I were looking for Philips Bluevision, but I saw these ones:
Here a pic of toshiba W5W bulbs that came with the headlights (yes, the bonnet was open)
Here a pic of Piaa (in my parking place)
In these headlights is a little bit more difficult to change the bulbs
I've also unmounted the right headlight because the regulation didn't work (both regulation axis went out from their positions), fitted yet
Changing the Xenon bulb is a quite difficult than an halogen lamp
Now that I have my headlights in the correct height, I can say that this mod is one of the better mods than you can do to your cars (or even the best mod)
The headlights' range is very good, and the light is as good as the sunlight
The cost of the complete headlights + a pair of Osram D2S (for spare) + shipping were 565€ (from skodateile.cz)
Sorry for my english
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That carputer is nuts.
Loving your work, looking forward to more updates!
Thanks
Two days ago I've installed a pair of PIAA Xtreme W5W bulbs (to match colour with xenon)
With a little bit of time I'll make an How to of mounting the headlight and washers
I will also build a very simple tool to mount the Cupra Bushes
When all be done you'll se some pics
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Mounting the headlights:
Headlights + washers:
Detail:
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That boxes contain the headlights:
Left Headlight (still with the plastic film)
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Some pics of the headlight washers (from a BMW 5 series E39, bought new at the BMW dealer)
Water intake for BMW hose (I have adapted another one)
The washers have a little curve:
Searching for the better place to put them:
This is the zone that i want to put them:
Ibiza Cupra bushes: (Ref: 6LL407183) (next mod)
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Ok, people, lets see more:
In this link you'll can see my carputer installation
All is the same excepting:
Indash K90 touchscreen (another was KO)
2 x 1Gb RAM
Centrafuse installed
http://briskoda.net/ice-security-insurance/my-fabiaputer-fabia-i-carputer/117713/
Here you can see the strut brace:
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Hi forum, let me present my Fabia to the forum: (sorry for my english)
It's a 1.9 TDI Elegance (6Y2364) in silver with 14" Spirit rims, with 2000 june 12th manufacturing date
I bought it in august 2007 (2nd hand) with 90600 km in the odometer (actually have about 151k)
I'm very happy with this car, but not enoug to let it as it cames form the dealer
The car has some mods:
Sigma BC-906 bikeputer adptation (mounted, but yet removed)
Carputer installation
Hi Fi System
Seat Sport strut brace (from a 6L Ibiza) painted in skoda green
OEM Xenon headlights upgrade (the best mod that you can do)
BMW E39 headlight washers adaption (waiting to mount the 5L washer fluid tank with headlight washer pump) working together with front windscreen washers
I had also one pair of Ibiza Cupra fornt bushes (that i will mount when i have some time)
when i have some time, i'll upload some photos
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MY 00 Fabia 1.9 TDI Elegance Hatchback (6Y2364) Spanish specs. Build date: 2000 June 12th
X3B national sales program Spain (FBU)
A8D luxury equipment
G0C 5-speed manual transmission
K8G hatchback
T5X 4-cylinder diesel engine 1.9 L unit 038.L
PFB Sport seat package-----------------------------------????
RAB Radio "Alpha"
RA1 radio preparation antenna, eight speakers
1AJ anti-spin regulation (ABS/ASR/EDL) with electronic differential lock (EDL)
1KK disc brakes, rear
8L3 roof antenna
8RM eight loudspeakers (passive)
8YJ radio, version 2
AC1 long frame structure
B0A components parts set without country-specific design requirement
B15 type approval Spain (Adorra, Balearic Islands, Canaries)
CB9 alloy wheels 6J x 14 offset 43 (five-hole), 6Y0 601 025
C00 operating permit, initial registration
E0A no special edition
F0A no special purpose vehicle, standard equipment
GR0 without emergency tire inflator
H0G tires 185/60 R 14 H
J0L battery 340A (70 Ah)
J13 suspension range 13
L0L LHD vehicle
MS7 4-cyl, turbo diesel engine 1.9 L/74 kw TDIpump-jet injection system base engine is T5X/T21/T71
N0E Jacquard Satin cloth
QA0 without child seat
QE2 luggage set
QG0 without service interval prolongation
QJ1 chrome work package
QN2 drawer under right front seat
QS0 without electronic map coolin system
Q1A standard seats
U0E instrument insert with tachometer trip-odometer, km/h speedometer
0AQ front stabilizer
0A2 four doors
0EJ installation differentiation for transmission MQ 250 vehicle components
0F9 cooled fuel system for diesel engine
0GE emissions concept EU 3
0G4 cable gearshift
0M7 fuel tank
0N2 heavy-duty rear axle
0RA without ignition/switch locking system
0SU labels/plates in Spanish and Italian
0VD Spanish owner manual
0YA weight category rear axle weight range 1
0Y1 standard climatic zones
0Z6 SKODA marque-specific/class features
1CC vehicle class diferentiation 6Y0
1C1 anti freeze up to -25 degree celsius tolerance up to -30 degree C
1D0 without towing attachment
1EX VIN plate
1E0 without activated charcoal canister
1GG front shock absorption, basic design 2
1G2 steel spare wheel with original equipment tires
1JA rear shock absorption, basic design 1
1LQ front disc brakes with integrated adapter
1L0 standard air cleaner
1NL covers for alloy wheels
1N2 power steering electro-hydraulic
1PC wheel bolts with anti-theft protection (unlockable)
1SA without additional engine guard
1S7 tool kit and aluminium jack
1X0 front wheel drive
1Z0 initial standard fuel filling
2B3 additional exterior noise supression (hood, capsule and dash panel)
2C5 axial and vertical adjustable steering column
2G5 filler neck module 1 without insert
2JG body-coloured bumpers
2LB fuel tank with special material treatment (fluorination)
2PQ steering wheel for airbag system
2V5 fresh air intake system with activated charcoal canister
2WA without additional tyres
2W0 fuel filler cap
3B0 without additional chld seat anchor
3CA without partition
3C1 static lap belt, center rear
3FA without roof insert (standard roof)
3H0 without backrest release for front seats
3J7 articulated and height-adjustable headrests for front seats
3LE door and side panel trim
3L1 manual height adjustment for left front seat
3NC split rear seats, double folding, removable
3Q1 rear headrests
3S4 preparation for roof load rack
3U1 foldable trunk cover
3ZB 3-point seat belts, outer rear with ECE label
4A3 seat heater for front seats separately controlled
4B1 protective side molding
4E1 tailgate/trunk lid release from inside (mechanical)
4GC windshield, tinted with sun band
4KC side and rear windows tinted
4K3 radio remote controlled central locking operated from inside and safe securing
4L2 dipping breakaway inside rear view mirror
4M0 without cup holder
4P2 rear floor panel moldure, type 3
4QU 3-point seat belts with tensioner and electric height adjustment front
4R3 power windows with comfort operation
4SA without left vanity mirror
4TB vanity mirror right
4UE airbag f. driver a. front seat passenger
4W0 without cassette an CD storage unit
4X0 without side airbag
4Z5 glove compartment door with light
5D1 Remote control and central locking system
5K1 paint preservative (wax)
5RQ outer right rear view mirror: convex
5SL left wing mirror: non spherical
5TC without decorative inserts
5U0 standar underseal
6FB exterior mirror housings and door handles in body colour
6N0 without mud flaps
6PA plastic hand brake lever handle
6Q4 comfort gearshift knob/handle
6R1 leatherette gearshift boot
6SC tufted trunk floor covering
6U0 without additional seals outside
6W1 license plate bracket front (large)
6XD outer rear view mirrors: powered, heated
6Y0 without cruise control warning system
7AA electronic vehicle immobilization device
7A0 without CD changer/CD player
7B0 without socket
7E6 electric auxiliary air heater
7PC platform group class 3
7P0 without lumbar suport in front and rear seats
7QA without CD ROM
7Q0 without navigation device
7X0 without park distance control
8BB halogen headlight for left-hand drive
8E0 without interference supression
8GL alternator 120A
8K0 without special low beam mode
8M1 rear window wiper and washer system with intermittent control
8N4 windshield wiper and washer system with potentiometer (four speeds)
8P1 heated rear window
8QE key for locking system with remote control
8R1 center high-mounted stop light
8SA taillight assemblies, standard desgign
8S5 two reading lights front
8TC rear fog light for driving on the right
8T0 without cruise control system (CCS)
8V1 cigarette lighter
8X0 without headlight washer system
8Y1 two-tone horn
9AP semi-automatic air conditioning
9E1 luggage compartment lighting
9GA interior light with door pillar switches
9JB ashtray at front, cigarette lighter
9M0 without auxiliary/parking heater
9P1 seat belt warning light, electric contact in buckle
9Q1 onboard computer
9TH additional warning lights, (door area) front, without rear
9T1 heated washer nozzles, front
9W0 w/o car phone preparation/installation
9Y1 outdoor temperature gauge
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Hi forum
I'm posting this little DIY, because I'd think that can be useful
You must do 3 simple steps:
1: Lightly remove the right panel of the trunk (like if you would change a lamp)
Then you must see the "bowden wire" (inside the red circle in the image)
2: take the bowden an pull to the rear of the car
3: replace the bowden to its original position
4: replace the trunk panel to its original position
Some greetings from Forofabia.com (the spanish fabia forum)
Sorry for my english
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Pioneer has the Avic models, but a carputer is cheaper than one of these systems
I've mounted one in my fabia, and costs me about 750-800 Euro (excluding speakers and power amplifier)
My carputer has GPS navigation, TDT, DVD player, HDD,..... even vagcom
Take a look:
http://briskoda.net/ice-security-insurance/my-fabiaputer-fabia-i-carputer/117713/
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Take a look to this:
My Carputer Installation in a Fabia:
http://briskoda.net/ice-security-insurance/my-fabiaputer-fabia-i-carputer/117713/
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I've only ever used Fontographer by FontLab. Not sure if there are any free ones available?
I looked into making one, but the amount of missing letters there are put me off. Plus the new Fabia has new lettering, so I assume the new range will take that on now?
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
(all the bold letters have a shape - from FABIA OCTAVIA and SUPERB (does the Felica use this typeface?) - the rest would need to be constructed from scratch. The em & en spaced letters would be the most difficult to get right. Kerning would be pretty easy and leading is a bit moot on a title font)
Maybe I'm just looking at it from a perfectionist point of view, this is partly what I did at Uni; it'd annoy me if it wasn't spot on.
the Felicia, and the Laura (Octavia in some countries) also used this typeface
I've maked C ,D ,E, H, I, R, S, T, U, X and Y
if you want, we can make an alphabet together, and make a font file
I'm using Intergraph Smart Sketch to make the letters from scratches
[email protected] (works in msn messenger)
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ooo, where did you find that?
..... XDDD
in Briskoda, and casually you were the author of the post, xdddd
"putter" letters are made by me
I am doing a complete alphabet with the Fabia letter style
do you know a program to make font files???
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not genius nor madman, just a freak, xddd
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Nice work!
thanks
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Let's see more pics:
PERSONALISED WINDOWS BOOT IMAGE
After lots of searching, finally I found a pic of "Fabia" logo to edit, and make the word"fabiaputer"
After editing it with Macromedia Freehand, Paint Shop Pro (I don't Photoshop), Intergraph Smart Sketch (to make "puter"), and again PSP, the image was ready to install with Tune Up Utilites 2008
Vector image of "fabia" (found in the web):
Edited logo ready to paste into a image:
Edited image (16colour image, 640x480) ready to install:
And here, testing in home PC:
I hope you liked it.
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what did you have to repair? and what problems did you find?
I went to a techincian, and he changed a pair of condensers and some other components to the screen "mainboard"
the only problem that i have now is that if you turn off the screen (in its on/off key), it turns to white (if you stop the "feeding", it turns to black)
but, no problem, because i've welded an interruptor to full turn out the screen
sorry for my english
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Weird - I had a screen like that as well and had loads of problems. In the end I sent it back to the US and gave up! It was connected to the car power. I wonder if that was the problem all along!!
How much are they these days?
I had problems with the screen connected to car battery
after repairing it, i've connected to PC power supply, and no more problems
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with a signal converter (it converts high signal of the H/U output into low signal output to plug into the amplifier, but there are amplifiers that have high signal inputs) you don't have to change the H/U
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brilliant stuff, i was going down the in car pc route, and ive even got the same model of screen already in the car. sadly the screen now refuses to work via touch screen. which has stopped any more work on it till i find the problem or get a new screen.
thanks
chech all the connections of the screen
if you have the screen connected to car battery, this maybe the problem
my screen also refused to work, and i sent it to repair, now that is connected to pc power supply there are no more problems
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MORE IMAGES
Two pics of microphone wiring: (for hands free)
And one more, of microphone installed:
Not tested yet.
Is a standar microphone, connected to sound card
Here another two pics of the fire extinguisher that I've installed in the cabin (screwed to driver's seat): In the trunk there is another one of 2Kg
This is a image of one of front woofers (the rear woofers are the same), the door panel was removed to retight one of the screws)
And this is what I've called "Anti Scratch":
Actually ther are no more pics of the carputer, but I will post tem when have more pics
I hope you have liked
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Looking to start upgrading the speakers in my vRS.
First off, im going for an amp and 6x9's
Found a nice set of Vibe ones, 400w max, 135w RMS
So, for an amp, what W rating will I need? Do I need one with similar power as the speakers?
If you can mount 2 separate ways, the sound will be better than the 6x9
If the speakers have 135W RMS, you must search for an amplifier that has at least 135W RMS per channel (the better the more power, to avoid distorsion)
The impedance of the speakers must be the same than amplifier's impedance
Sorry for my english
Fabia I Racing Enriquez I-TEC Fabiaputer
in Fabia Projects
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And here's another mod
H3 4300ºk HID conversion kit in fog lights, and US Standblinker (I don't know its exact name in english)
And here's the result
I've took three pairs of pics in three different places
Note that my car has OEM Xenon headlights (4300ºK)
Only Low Beams:
Low + Fog:
Only Low Beams:
Low + Fog:
Only Low Beams:
Low + Fog:
Here's a video (before mounting the "xenon fog lights")