I’m working with another member to get some parts scanned.
These have complex surfaces that are difficult to measure. I need more powerful software to handle the scans, and I hope to get that purchased and installed by the end of the week.
Let’s go!
Love helping out the community!
The scanner that I’ve been eyeing for several months is now on sale. I’ll probably purchase it tonight. Appreciate everyone’s patience and support.
Purchased!
As my friend said: “Now you can make anything!”
Me: “Anything except TIME!” 
I can lend you the window switches from my sedan if you wanna take a crack at recreating those. I can survive without windows for a day or two
Sure! Appreciate the offer.
This is rad. I wish my printer was set up for ABS.
I can also see the possibility of scanning a part and modeling off of the scan to create mounts and all sorts of additions.
Take note that 90-91 clocks are different on the back end that accommodates a differently shaped PCB as well. The front is the same, except it seems like the “vinyl” pattern on the front edges are more pronounced on the 92-93 ones. At least from what I see.
Interesting. So I scanned that to see whether an aftermarket clock can be put in there. So the intent is just to be a fascia. Either that, or if someone would prefer to delete it, it’ll just be a plate with “INTEGRA” on there instead. Or “G2IC” if you wanted extra HP.
Just to show you the difference in the circuit boards. You can see the edge cutouts are different, as well as the metal side clips and back plate that hold it all in place. But the complete clocks physically fit in opposite year vehicles. Top one is 90-91. What is interesting is that the 92-93 had 5 buttons instead of 4, but only 4 are used. So they may have had a plan for something but decided not to do it.
Thanks for the pix! I never took them apart to that level. The only thing I did was remove the light filter and put a red one on to get a red clock instead of the white. Usually there’s a word printed on the board that says what the connections/button does – that’s not on there?
my sun visor was nearly sticking out the window when i opened my door and my automatic seatbelt pulled the visor down and cracked the little plastic piece that is held down by two screws. would that be easy two 3d print?
That shouldn’t be difficult. There’s 2 screws on that? Can you send me a pic?
Man same here , and these parts are hard to find too
That’s what I was afraid of.
That’s actually part of the visor – I and I believe it doesn’t come apart. I did not spend too much time looking at the attachment yet, but I have spent some time looking at creating a new visor.
If you can figure out how to remove and also reattach a new one, then it’ll be good to print.
Actually, maybe just figure out how to remove it without breaking it or the visor rod. I can create a new design that perhaps can glue together via two pieces that encompasses the metal rod.
I think I have a spare visor and I’ll take a look when I get home. If you have time and can provide details, please make a new thread in this subforum.
i wouldnt mind finding whole new visor because some guy once throw coffee in my car, not because i cut him off or anything, but i cleaned it all up but the visor still has brown spots maybe i could bleach it but yeah that little piece is cracked so now my visor swings around when i go around corners
ill see how easy it is to remove and also check my manual for pictures
