<p>Lucky the dash has the almost empty warning light otherwise I would be running out of gas all the flippin time.<p>Hope that helped!Indo Gauge install
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Wirespeed
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Re: Indo Gauge install
I cut my old ones off with a scalpel so the new ones wouldn't make the needles stick, be very careful though.<p>Also keep hold of the small needle rests off the speedometer and the tach as your guages proberly didn't come with any. <p>The big problem is fitting the temp/petrol gauge, I ended up snapping my petrol one off <p>Lucky the dash has the almost empty warning light otherwise I would be running out of gas all the flippin time.<p>Hope that helped!
<p>Lucky the dash has the almost empty warning light otherwise I would be running out of gas all the flippin time.<p>Hope that helped!
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Sonicxtacy02
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Re: Indo Gauge install
the trick is to turn your temp gauge so that it is parallel to the fuel gauge when you slide the gauges on. The temp gauge needle is alot harder to break than the fuel gauge.
Shaun Newman
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Re: Indo Gauge install
hey there, i got a question, when ur taking off the panel above the shifter panel (the one iamcanadain was having trouble with) how many screws in total do u need to take out so i know wen i have all my screws removed. Also wen u say the needles stick to the gauges, um which ones stick. What do u mean so u cant see ur actual speed. u cant see the idling speed, or u cant see fuel or temp gauge meter. LOL. I just want to know like if ur driving do they stick or what. Thanx again lol 
LUKE