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944 Cigarette Lighter
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shearcroft
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The 944 lighter is similar to most other car makes & models of that age / period so a breaker yard may be your cheapest option.Dci1612 said:Exsisting lighter is badly faded. Looking for a new or good condition replacement. Can anyone help? Thanks ??
shearcroft
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Waylander
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almost all the knob part of the lighter is too short, the element can be replaced,
be nice if someone could just sort out a transfer to stick on them, same as the new logo's for all the buttons you can buy from Garage9
https://garage9.com/collections/944/products/944-968-switch-overlays
PSH
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Pete
Waylander
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I have been looking at the best way to achieve the factory look,
I think a cold rub transfer onto the lighter then a couple of coats of clear or matt lacquer would do the job nicely.
you might know cold rub transfers as Letraset.
I have found a place that does custom Letraset transfers at about £50 for an A4 sheet, considering the size of the image, and having a bit to hold it still, you might be able to get 100 on an A4 Page.
Pete,
I have a set of switch overlays that I bought from garage 9, they are really good but dam fiddly, they are a bit like the model aircraft decals, I might be prepared to part with them for what they cost, without the post and duty
PSH
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Regarding your comment...'none of the switches light up except the door lock'...that's on the centte console, I'm talking aboit the dash switches...cigarette, demister, recirculator, both fan knobs, A/C, rear heater and headlight etc, those all light up on my car...most are worn...the demister is the worse with about half the black missing leaving the white opaque surface which is what lights up. It is these which I wish to make templates for so that I can renovate them.
Thanks for the kind offer of the transfers...perhaps in the future when I get to doing those and if you still have them, right now my wife is likely to kill me if I spend anymore on this car...got to pay for the MOT ticket this week too....yikes
Pete
shearcroft
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PSH
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BTW, was it you who kindly sent me some thermister sensors a year or so ago? For the life of me I can't find the damn things, would you have the part code so I can track some more down please, I seem to recall mention of them being available from RS? Fixing the heating is the top priority once the dash is removed.
Cheers
Pete

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