In some Octavia, the instrument panels are just down. You can solve the problem by missing the resistors and the tracks between them. First, you need to remove the arrows. To do so, remove the device shield and the two thin flat-blade screwdrivers each so that one side of the screwdriver is pressed against the instrument box and the other side with the lower part of the base of the arrow. You need to do everything carefully to avoid damage to the needle and the panel. Once the arrows are removed, you need to decompress the rail bezel and dismantle the panel. Next, you need to remove the resistors and the path between them. It's desirable to have a small radiator cap on the stabilizer, so that in the future it does not have to be lost again (the stabilizer is warm and overheating).After that, you need to put it back together by setting the arrows to zero.
- First, you need to remove the arrows. To do so, remove the device shield and the two thin flat-blade screwdrivers each so that one side of the screwdriver is pressed against the instrument box and the other side with the lower part of the base of the arrow. It is necessary to do everything carefully so as not to damage the needle and the instrument panel.
- Once the arrows are removed, you need to decompress the rail bezel and dismantle the panel.
- Then we need to lose the resistors and the path between them.
- On the voltage regulator, it is desirable to cap a small radiator so that it does not need to radiate again in the future (the stabilizer is warm and overheating).
- After that, you need to put it back together by setting the arrows to zero.