Paul, i know your pain with this job! Did the exact same job on my A3 about 3 months ago, them 2 fixings behind the center console are a total joke.... All the extra work to remove the center console just to get to them, What where Audi thinking!!!!!!!
You know big shout out out to you paul as it seems by your videos that you do all this work by yourself plus uploading your footage as well so nuff respect bro 👍🏾
Liked seeing progress your making looks great will be a fantastic car when completed, have to say made me smile when you drove the Abarth past burbling away.
Hi Paul, another great video,the dashboard came out easier than I expected,I thought there would be more wires but I was wrong LOL,looks nice in white.
A real labour of love. If it was a way to make money, it would be a waste of time cos you would make no profit at all. Your option to keep it is wise👍🏻
Great video Paul, please can I ask! How did you remove the infotainment screen from the dashboard? I’ve removed the two centre vents and the two T screws that hold the screen in. It still feels secured and I need to remove it. Reason for this is because it’s not retracting fully and the little cover that closes up the hole isn’t closing. Not a major problem but more of a niggle that really bothers me. Thank you Paul 😊
Hi Paul, great video but you seemed to skip the gauge cluster or dials removal and refit. There doesn't seem to be another UA-cam video out there that covers this. Any chance of a recap video or some details please?
Good Job Paul Could you post a video on how to remove the climate controller from the dash please. I need to change mine but I don't want to breake any clips. Keep up the good work
Hi Paul just wondering what camera and editing program do you use, I tried using an Apeman action camera and all my videos are corrupted 🤬 I’m having to use my iPad to record as the camera on my IPhone 6s is terribly 💩
Paul, you mentioned in one of your earlier videos a website for part numbers ...i cant remember the name of it and i cant remember which video it was on, can you tell me please
@@CarsForPaul thanks, im fixing a 65 plate ka , its nearly finished but needed to get the front ford badge, the original one got creased whilst removing
Videos are starting to get annoying, too short with little to no content will most likely be un subscribing repairing a part is broken in to multiple videos unacceptable if u ask me
I agree with you here. Just feels like he is dragging it to get the views to get more money from UA-cam. Barely done anything in the video & then bam, it's over. Filled with loads of adverts as well 👀😔
I agree to a point. I really like Paul, he’s a decent guy who’s learning, problem solving and filming all at once, but the content is slow. Arguably the replacement dash should have been one video, but the weekly schedule probably pushes him to release a job half way through. Also, unlike Rob at Salvage Rebuilds, Paul has a full time job so I guess most of the work is at the weekends, which is why it feels like it’s dragging on. I can see where you’re coming from though, there are parts which I’ve watched and expected it to have finished, only for the video have been wrapped up. The headlight fuse was another classic!
Paul, i know your pain with this job! Did the exact same job on my A3 about 3 months ago, them 2 fixings behind the center console are a total joke.... All the extra work to remove the center console just to get to them, What where Audi thinking!!!!!!!
Admire your tenacity Paul, nothing seems to phase you, keep up the great work, well done.
You can't say I think I have fixed my headlight problem and not show us the outcome! hope it was a simple fuse swap to sort them though.
Steve Richmond fuse didn’t fix it.
You know big shout out out to you paul as it seems by your videos that you do all this work by yourself plus uploading your footage as well so nuff respect bro 👍🏾
So did the lights work! it's ok I can wait till Thursday- always a pleasure watching the project.
No, the fuses didnt fix the issue
Liked seeing progress your making looks great will be a fantastic car when completed, have to say made me smile when you drove the Abarth past burbling away.
Love watching project s3!
Hi Paul, another great video,the dashboard came out easier than I expected,I thought there would be more wires but I was wrong LOL,looks nice in white.
A real labour of love. If it was a way to make money, it would be a waste of time cos you would make no profit at all. Your option to keep it is wise👍🏻
Lovely Jubbly, you definitely have some patience.
Great video Paul, please can I ask! How did you remove the infotainment screen from the dashboard? I’ve removed the two centre vents and the two T screws that hold the screen in. It still feels secured and I need to remove it. Reason for this is because it’s not retracting fully and the little cover that closes up the hole isn’t closing. Not a major problem but more of a niggle that really bothers me.
Thank you Paul 😊
Everything is looking awesome , great work
Great video Paul. Can't wait for the next installment 😎👍
At least the sun is shining !😊
Hi Paul, great video but you seemed to skip the gauge cluster or dials removal and refit. There doesn't seem to be another UA-cam video out there that covers this. Any chance of a recap video or some details please?
Nice one Paul always look forward to seeing your videos 👍
Another good video Paul I'm currently working on a Audi tt you're favourite
nice
Hi Paul ,please bear in mind your heated seats they not fond of your knees in the seat has it could damage the elements.
good point
Good Job Paul
Could you post a video on how to remove the climate controller from the dash please.
I need to change mine but I don't want to breake any clips.
Keep up the good work
Thanks, maybe in a future project
@@CarsForPaul can you advise how to remove the climate control please?
Car looking mint thanks for sharing
Hi do you know anything about DEF showing in speedo meter instead of milage on audi a3 2013?? Thanks
No muestras todo el proceso. Hay cosas quitadas al principio.
Great content!
Hi Paul just wondering what camera and editing program do you use, I tried using an Apeman action camera and all my videos are corrupted 🤬 I’m having to use my iPad to record as the camera on my IPhone 6s is terribly 💩
I use a canon 70D and final cut pro on a macbook pro
lockdown video a day!
How did remove the climate control unit with the heated seats buttons?
It just pulls out
Fiat 500 dash much simpler. I currently have a Fiat 500 Project 300 Pounder on the go.
I agree with you there
Paul, you mentioned in one of your earlier videos a website for part numbers ...i cant remember the name of it and i cant remember which video it was on, can you tell me please
the site is called 7zap
@@CarsForPaul thanks, im fixing a 65 plate ka , its nearly finished but needed to get the front ford badge, the original one got creased whilst removing
Paul with product would you recommend for car leather seats
Leatherique Rejuvenator is one of the best on the market. Some videos on UA-cam with peoples results
When removing the climate control unit what was needed?
It just needs to be unbolted via a few screws
@@CarsForPaul thanks mate
REtrofit a virtual cockpit to your car!!
its a little more complex than just fitting the dash, you need all the cabling and head unit as well
bit of a struckle paul keep going////
You removed the dash with out showing me.
It should be there in the playlist
Paul please would you vary the music a bit. Loving the content but that music (known from DIY Gang) is starting to get old.
ok
What happened with the fiesta lol
Still being used as my daily and going very well
I mean when you didn’t disconnect the battery
@@jordenfield176 It fried an ecu
Videos are starting to get annoying, too short with little to no content will most likely be un subscribing repairing a part is broken in to multiple videos unacceptable if u ask me
I agree with you here. Just feels like he is dragging it to get the views to get more money from UA-cam.
Barely done anything in the video & then bam, it's over. Filled with loads of adverts as well 👀😔
I only watch for comedy
I agree to a point. I really like Paul, he’s a decent guy who’s learning, problem solving and filming all at once, but the content is slow. Arguably the replacement dash should have been one video, but the weekly schedule probably pushes him to release a job half way through. Also, unlike Rob at Salvage Rebuilds, Paul has a full time job so I guess most of the work is at the weekends, which is why it feels like it’s dragging on. I can see where you’re coming from though, there are parts which I’ve watched and expected it to have finished, only for the video have been wrapped up. The headlight fuse was another classic!
Gents, I work full time and only get 4 - 5 hours to make these videos, and fix the cars cut me some slack here
@@CarsForPaul I'm a lady actually. Just saying 😂😂
Videos to short with hardly any content