Required Tools and Material:
Flathead screwdriver
Small Philips (crosshead) Screwdriver, about 3mm or 1/8" would be good
translucent film
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Remove clock from car. Best method I found was using a flat head screwdrive and CAREFULLY pry out the left side. Once that is out, use your hands and pull. Disconnect the connector. |
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With clock face down, remove 4 screws. Be careful to not lose any pieces of the clock as you disassemble the clock. |
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Clean glass of any dust and apply translucent film to the actual glass on the clock. |
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Reassemble and install into car. Remember to reset the time. |
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Red version. |
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To remove film, carefully use a razor blade to peel off. Then use a small towel and a small amount of nail polish remover to remove excess adhesive. |
-David