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shezlee
26-03-2003, 10:07 AM
I recieved the Tray this morning but unfortunatly it is damaged :(so I am talking to Martyn about a replacement.

On the face of it, it looks easy just needs a little modification again I'll let you know as soon as its fitted.

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Dolphin Grey,
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Ade
26-03-2003, 10:56 AM
Bit of a downer being damaged.

Can you give us a clue on the mod. as if successful I will order straight away :) Do you need to modify the tray, or other?

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Stuart_D
26-03-2003, 11:30 AM
I must have missed something! What is this centre tray? Where does it go?

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Ade
26-03-2003, 12:04 PM
The carpeted tray under the handbrake, this seems to get fitted when the front console is full up of things like Symphony and Satnav, etc. so that there is no cubby hole in it.

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shezlee
26-03-2003, 01:41 PM
Ade,
You got it in one!

Looking at it there are four lugs on the bottom which need to be cut off or you could cut holes in the existing centre tunnel (I am not going there)

Removing the handbrake covers is quite simple. will explain more when I finaly fit it.

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Ade
26-03-2003, 01:54 PM
quote:Originally posted by shezlee
I am not going there


I don't blame you, cutting the lugs off sounds easier. This is one area of the car which is a waste, not only would it be a useful storage tray, but anything you drop down there by accident would be caught instead of slipping down the side of the seats which I seem to do every week :(

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Ade
26-03-2003, 01:55 PM
Lee, forgot to ask, and you've probably posted it elsewhere, but how much did it cost?

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Johann
26-03-2003, 05:54 PM
You can see pictures of it in my signature link... as I have a Symphony II radio that is double DIN size...

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Ade
28-03-2003, 08:51 AM
Lee, any update?


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shezlee
28-03-2003, 10:52 AM
Sending it back today, new one on way from VAG Parts.

Keep you posted

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Ade
07-04-2003, 09:42 PM
Any news on your replacement yet Lee?

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Mal2002
08-04-2003, 12:09 AM
Ade - how did you change the colour of the text to green in your profile signature?

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Ade
08-04-2003, 07:58 AM
You can change the colour of text on these forums by using the Color dropdown menu in the format section of the reply page.

Like this {green}text here{/green}, although you'd use the square brackets, not the curly ones.

Make sense, otherwise, check out here for a list of colours, not all of them work though.

http://infinitemonkeys.atrax.co.uk/infinitemonkeys/colorchart/

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deheld
08-04-2003, 08:22 PM
quote:Originally posted by Ade

You can change the colour of text on these forums by using the Color dropdown menu in the format section of the reply page.


Animated smilies are also nice !!

Audi http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/worshippy.gif

http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/thumbsup.gif A2 http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/thumbsup.gif

Mercedes A-Class http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/bonk.gif

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Rob Earl
08-04-2003, 09:44 PM
Okay Deheld, let us in on it. How do you do the animated smileys or where are they on the net?

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hollyrescue
08-04-2003, 10:16 PM
I just love those smileys.

deheld
09-04-2003, 07:47 AM
I'm not gonna tell http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/nooo.gif

No, just kidding http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/devil.gif the smilies are on a different forum I visit. You can check the link. I'll contact the webmaster of the site and ask if we can use the smilies on our forum. I don't think he'll appreciate to much deeplinking to his smilies.
If we can use them we can upload them on our own forum.

http://forum.fok.nl/i/s/shiny.gif they are cute, aren't they...

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Ade
09-04-2003, 09:32 AM
Good idea.

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shezlee
09-04-2003, 10:30 AM
Changing the subject,

[u]ITS HERE</u>

Bug**r still have 7 hours before I can fit it

6 h 59 mins....

And counting..

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray - Nearly : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
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Ade
09-04-2003, 10:34 AM
Hoo-rah, mine comes in on Friday/Saturday so I hope you are successful so I can do it easily. I also have the A2 elasticated belt system (+ some parts for my A4) being delivered so am eagerly awaiting to hear from you with yet another guide!

Are you the A2OC official Accessoriser now? :D

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shezlee
09-04-2003, 11:58 AM
Ade,

Pass..
I've run out of usefull things to fit? well by myself anyway.

I suppose the next thing might be speaker upgrade - front and rear I already have an 4x40 RMS amp. and have been quoted £350-400 UK for speakers. need to save for that one through.

Webasto upgrade to full remote - costly £500+ - This would have been the Audi upgrade if they had wanted it. (contacted Webasto direct)

Chip ????? not till warrenty runs out.

Heated mirrors - not convinced I need then.. Yet.

Oh. That front grill - someone must make one.. I can only hope.

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray - Nearly : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Johann
09-04-2003, 03:16 PM
quote:Originally posted by shezlee

Ade,


Heated mirrors - not convinced I need then.. Yet.



I thought the same about the mirrors... but they even work with rain! So driving in rain they clear a treat and believe me they are useful getting into a car that was outside all night and mirrors are totally frozen over... AND it looks neat when you switch them on and you get out to start clearing the glass etc 1st thing in the AM and steams starts coming off them! ;)

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hollyrescue
09-04-2003, 04:21 PM
shezlee
Heated mirrors, you need'em. When everything is covered in frost they are fine, anyway we've got them, so you need them.

Mal2002
09-04-2003, 05:39 PM
Thanks for the help Ade :)

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shezlee
09-04-2003, 07:30 PM
Its fitted,
Can't talk now got to go out for dinner/tea
Till tomorrow

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray - Nearly : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
09-04-2003, 08:21 PM
quote:Originally posted by Mal2002

Thanks for the help Ade :)
azure blue | 2 tone leather

Mal2002

No problem :D

Lee, WHADDYA MEAN TILL TOMORROW??? I assume it worked? Big job, etc?

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shezlee
10-04-2003, 01:02 PM
Ade,
Are you sitting comfy.. then I'll begin.

As you know the centre tray fits between the front seats as per Johann pictures and is for those A2's with double DIN radios as they lose a storage pocket (not much use anyway, unless you wedge something in it).

This is not for the faint harted as it looks and feels like your ripping the car apart but most definatly worth it.

Here goes...

Pull handbrake cover forward along the line of the handbrake. (catch the silver ring)
Pull the lower cover forward (There is a little clip at the lower forward edge.
Pull the hump (bit with 12V socket) up and unplug and remove.

Wasen't that easy.

Remove the 12V socket from the hump. (The silver bit pushes through the Orange bit and through the hump.

Replace the 12V socket in the new tray.

With the tray upside down remove the 4 (four) metal and plastic lugs around the edge of the tray (NOTE the lugs in the hump need to stay )and remove the 4 (four) smaller plastic bits in the middle of the tray.

Stick the 5mm thick Number Plate fixers on the under side of the tray after the curved supports (only 2 are required) (NOTE need to be the 5mm ones)

Fit tray into car (need to select odd gear 1,3 or 5)
Reconnect the 12V socket (only fit one way)
push tray in to position and press down
Replace the handbrake covers and the silver ring

Finished.






Ade, if your still reading, Why.... 15mins and its fitted.

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
10-04-2003, 01:19 PM
Mmm, 'sounds' easy, but I don't have the parts in my hand yet so will have to wait until I do (damn). Did you take any pictures?

Ade

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shezlee
10-04-2003, 01:39 PM
Took quite a few wont get them develpoed till after the wedding on monday Sorry.

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
10-04-2003, 01:39 PM
Did all the bits come supplied, or did you have to modify it, you mention 'number plate fixers'?

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shezlee
10-04-2003, 01:47 PM
What you get is the Centre Tray only from VAG Parts, the number plate fixers are from Halfords and are used to stick number plates on without screws, have photo of these as well.

The only thing that need to be modified are the lugs on the bottom of the tray, Cut then off..

Lee and Sheridan,
TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
10-04-2003, 01:52 PM
OK. Ta. I'll give it a go when it arrives (Friday/Saturday).

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Ade
10-04-2003, 10:14 PM
quote:Originally posted by shezlee

Pull handbrake cover forward along the line of the handbrake. (catch the silver ring)


Well, I thought I'd try this bit first, just to see how easy it is to remove these bits, how on earth do you get the handbrake handle (handbrake cover) forward? I pulled and pulled, but no movement.

Any tips?


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Johann
10-04-2003, 10:17 PM
Have you looked at the picture of the rear cupholders that Martyn sent? That shows all the bolts etc for the centre bit too... maybe that will help?

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iPAQ 3970 with Sat-Nav sleeve, rear cupholders, luggage net and floppy wiper!

http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk23.htm

shezlee
11-04-2003, 08:21 AM
Ade,
You pull and wiggle the handbrake lever.

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TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
11-04-2003, 08:57 AM
Mmm, perhaps I need my 3 shredded wheat for this one then as I definitely pulled and wiggled... :D


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Ade
15-04-2003, 09:12 AM
Well, centre tray arrived this morning (+ parts for rear belt system in boot and also a spare part for my A4), but haven't opened it yet and probably won't get to fit it until Friday morning.

Lee, have you got your pictures back yet?

I'll take some photos and produce some guides where required.


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Ade
15-04-2003, 01:53 PM
Lee, this lunchtime I managed to get the handbrake bits off in just a minute or two, but couldn't get the cigarette lighter out of the old console, the orange bit didn't seem to budge. Any clues?

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shezlee
15-04-2003, 02:12 PM
I see you had you 3 shredded wheat.
Got the photos back an hour ago so will finalise the guide tonight.

as for the 12V socket you need to push the silver bit through the orange bit (out the top side) you will need the squeeze the 2 spring clips (these hold the lighter in place when depressed) and push firmly (DONT PULL - NOTHING WILL HAPPEN).

To remove the orange bit squeeze the orange clips and out she comes..

I will try to explain better in the guide (if I can)

Still waiting for the Belt system through.


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TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
15-04-2003, 02:30 PM
Ta. I'll try tonight.

I got my belt system today also (small issue is I only got one belt instead of two - should be one per side :() and fitted what I could this lunchtime, piece of cake. So I have half a belt system anyway! I'll take it out again and do a guide on it tonight with some digital piccies so should have something soon. I did seem to get a lot of spare parts I didn't need though (about 9 in total) so I'll be in touch with Martyn to firm up what it should have been (or where I've missed things from the fitting [:0]). Seems to work though!

I'm plucking up courage to order the seat back map pockets. This requires puncturing the seat material to fit so not quite so simple, but I really miss these pockets so I'm going to give it a go.

Missus thinks I'm mad.... [xx(]

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shezlee
15-04-2003, 03:06 PM
Cutting the seats or drilling the body/doors etc are a step to far and the girlfriend would string me up by the ...... You can finish this sentance..

As for the belt system got along list of parts, 2 of A, 3 of B etc haven't a clue if this is right.

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TDI SE, Build 11/01, Dolphin Grey,
50% Brighter Bulbs : Original Audi 6 CD Changer (Fitted in proper location by me) : Rear drinks holder : Floppy Wiper : Centre Tray : Elasticated Belt System - Nearly.
http://www.audi-a2.co.uk/uk18.htm

Ade
15-04-2003, 09:41 PM
quote:Originally posted by shezlee

as for the 12V socket you need to push the silver bit through the orange bit (out the top side) you will need the squeeze the 2 spring clips (these hold the lighter in place when depressed) and push firmly

This has got me stumped. The silver clips that hold the lighter in place - squeezed and pushed like hell, but no movement at all. They just seem to bend out of shape if you squeeze too hard. Is it likely that they've changed the design of the lighter (clutching at straws now). Did you use pliers to squeeze?

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Ade
15-04-2003, 09:56 PM
Well bu~~er me, just tried one last time and gave it a bash with the hammer and it came out. Brute force seemed to work in the end. Just going to fit the new part now.

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Ade
15-04-2003, 10:17 PM
Heh, heh, looks nice! Thanks Lee.

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shezlee
16-04-2003, 07:38 AM
Congrats.. Ade.
I was pulling on the silver bit for quite a while until I relised you needed to push :)

The only tool I used was a small flat screwdriver.

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david matthews
12-05-2003, 12:12 PM
I received my centre tray on Saturday and set about installing it.
Had some difficulty with the 12v socket but eventually removed it and inserted it into the new hump.
However,despite removing the four lugs the tray would not sit flat.
Tried removing all areas which were higher than the sticky tape but still the tray felt loose.
Eventually realized that the spring clip next to the 12v socket was not engaging.
Very disappointed,emailed Martyn this mrning to discuss what I do next....

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shezlee
13-05-2003, 08:06 AM
I only cut the 4 big lugs off around the edge of the tray and the 4 in the centre of the tray.

Did you use the fitting guide?

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Ade
13-05-2003, 09:38 AM
Copy and paste of a mail I just sent David....

--------------------------

Hi David.

If I remember right, the left side one engaged properly, but the right side
did not at first on mine at least. I think my cable was not tied, but I also
remember that it would not engage whilst the number plate fixers were in
place to start with. It also took a bit of pressure to push it down.

Not sure how to proceed, but I would try the following:

1) Push hard and ensure it is guided to the right place (I guess you've
tried this though).

2) Remove the sticky pads and try again. If this works then you know the
cable is not to blame and you can then try to seat them at a better
location. I have mine down the sides of the console rather than across for
example...

3) If that doesn't work then perhaps untie the cable tie and try again.

4) If that doesn't work then I don't know. Are you coming to the social?
Perhaps someone could take a look then?

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david matthews
14-05-2003, 12:08 PM
I finally fitted the tray last night.After removing the old fixers,I then tried the tray again but it still would not sit properly.So in desperation,I removed all the protusions from underneath the tray so the bottom was completely flat and hey presto it finally clicked in place with a far bit of force.
I then placed the fixers on the underneath of the tray so that they were pointing from gearstick to handbrake rather than across ways and stuck it down.Well pleased.Thanks to Ade and Martyn at VAG for their advice.
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shezlee
14-05-2003, 12:30 PM
David,

On the underside of the tray were there curved ribs across the tray?

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david matthews
14-05-2003, 01:20 PM
Yes it did.
I was not sure if these were at fault but reasoned that if there was nothing on the bottom of the tray it would lie flat on the number plate fixers....

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Ade
14-05-2003, 01:28 PM
Hi Dave, glad to help. I didn't need to remove the ribs on mine, but did need to push hard. Again, not sure if the orientation of the strips really was the key or not since I put them in the wrong place as I tried for the last time and once I had it in I didn't want to remove it to try across ways....

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Stuart_D
17-05-2003, 12:14 PM
Fitted my tray today!

That lighter is a real bugger to get out isn't it?
Managed in the end with brute force - a few whacks with a hammer did the trick (with something protecting the white plastic).

I could only get 6mm sticky fixers which is clearly wrong as it doesn't sit horizontal so I'll have to revisit it when I can get hold of an alternative as it is not very secure at the moment at that one end.

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Ade
17-05-2003, 12:49 PM
Stuart, I remember posting about the cigarette lighter! I too needed a hammer!

Re the sticky pads, when they were across ways it was too high at the front, hence I put them inline down the sides instead. This did the trick for me.

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Stuart_D
17-05-2003, 06:01 PM
I know - it was your posting that gave me the confidence to get the hammer out!
I'll try what you suggest with the sticky pads.

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Ade
17-05-2003, 08:05 PM
OK ,interested to see if it works. Re the hammer, I did use it quite gently though so glad you didn't damage it.

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