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- Age 47 years old
- Birthday March 3, 1966
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Male
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Ford Model
Fiesta Zetec S
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Ford Year
2010
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UK/Ireland Location
Suffolk
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Annual Mileage
5001 to 10,000
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In Topic: My Fiesta Mk7 Interior Lighting Project (Picture Heavy)
13 April 2013 - 12:46 PM
In Topic: My Fiesta Mk7 Interior Lighting Project (Picture Heavy)
13 April 2013 - 05:48 AM
Great set up Tunne1rat, I love it!
I'm curious, how tricky was it to install/wire the rear footwells? I would love to know where you got all the parts and how you managed to do it so well!
Wiring the rear footwells is not too difficult as most of the plastics on the floor console pop off.
With the cup holders removed there is plenty of room to run wires up to the dash.
All wiring is fed from 2 places. Courtesy lights are tapped into the courtesy light circuit and ambient lights from the dash switches illumination circuit.
As most lights are LED, current drain on these circuits is minimal.
In Topic: Iphone Holder
05 April 2013 - 01:38 PM
Here is my low budget solution:

Consisting of:
Brodit A Pillar mount: http://www.ebay.co.u...3-/221198428108
360 degree universal phone holder: http://www.ebay.co.u...E-/221195356253
3m lightning cable (available in many colours): http://www.ebay.co.u...d-/370722924088
*Above links for illustration purposes. I am not recommending any of the sellers.
In Topic: My Fiesta Mk7 Interior Lighting Project (Picture Heavy)
05 April 2013 - 08:53 AM
Love the cup holder logos where did you get them from?
The cup holder bases started life as a perspex disc, which were then covered in layers of reflective and non reflective material to channel the light from a single LED to the outside edges, creating the desired halo effect.
Whilst I was rummaging around in my parts cupboard I found some stick on aluminium wheel centres and thought they would look good as decoration for the bases.

In Topic: My Fiesta Mk7 Interior Lighting Project (Picture Heavy)
03 April 2013 - 06:32 PM
Cheers guys, I have checked all fuses and they are fine, the centre light isn't working but the two either side are so I'm not sure where to go from here, perhaps a trip to the dealers with all Originals back in place and a claim of "it's not working only noticed the other day when I went out at night" :-P
Try removing the centre switch and bending the contacts inwards slightly.
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