20x4 LCD bezel for a 99 Civic (eCTune Datalogging Protocol)

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This will fit snugly into the cubby in front of the cup holder of a 1999-2000 Honda Civic. It's designed for a 20x4 LCD display and features large sides perfect for buttons and switches. Several versions have been developed over time, each with its unique characteristics. Below is a list of parts used. This project works seamlessly with any Arduino-based device. I'm currently modifying the BMDatalogger code to make it more user-friendly, which may lead to a future release. However, due to a disturbing incident involving Marc Boulet, who threatened my life and those of my family members, I will not provide any assistance to him. I strongly advise against engaging in business with him for any reason. The product works exceptionally well with Honda Tuning Suite and eCTune! You can find more information at hondatuningsuite.com. To ensure a secure fit, some foam tape is used around the cubby. This reduces vibration and guarantees a perfect fit. Version 3 of this design features no button holes, leaving it up to you to either drill them or modify the CAD file accordingly. Version 4 includes pre-drilled holes for these buttons: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0119FH5Z2 Version 5 incorporates holes for both the v4 buttons and this switch: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MW2CV4C This screen is specifically designed to work with this product: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07QLRD3TM A compatible bluetooth adapter can be found in the right side cubby: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074GMQ6G3 As for mounting your Arduino Nano, you'll need to figure that out yourself. I used a dupont cable end, cut it off to make button connectors, and superglued them to the base. The base of this design is derived from an existing part with no modifications, as it worked perfectly as-is.