Clock pod - changing display to red?

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Working on changing all the display lights to red and the only thing I have left at this point is the clock pod. Is there a way to do this?

I've seen posts about removing the tint (?) and it becomes blue, but I wasn't sure about going red.

Any ideas or info would be great.
 

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I actually convert the dash clock to a digital volt meter. I've done it to a few now I'll see if I can get a better picture later
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Pretty cool idea! I already have a volt meter otherwise I might have ended up copying that lol
 
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Thanks! Don't have a pair of those but I'll stop at a hobby store to try and find some film. How hard is it to take apart the pod to install the film?
 

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Thanks! Don't have a pair of those but I'll stop at a hobby store to try and find some film. How hard is it to take apart the pod to install the film?

I didn't actually take it apart. I just popped the whole clock assembly off which takes 2 seconds. I then put a little bit of glue/adhesive to the film and covered the display. Then just use an exacto knife to cut off any excess.
 

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I've thought about trying to put a afr gauge in there like a pro comp if a person can take it apart and just put the digital part of the unit in there,anyone try? I could buy a cheep one I suppose and try it.
 
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I didn't actually take it apart. I just popped the whole clock assembly off which takes 2 seconds. I then put a little bit of glue/adhesive to the film and covered the display. Then just use an exacto knife to cut off any excess.


Thanks. I'll give it a shot.
 

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