1st gen gauge cluster repair
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RE: 1st gen gauge cluster repair
ps. might wanna thank Texican for originally posting that pic.
while flowing those solder points does work most of the time, it wont work all of the time. sometimes theres some other connection points that are loose as well, and if you bend em just right, the cluster will work fine again. id of course, try to reflow those solder points shown in the pic above first.
while flowing those solder points does work most of the time, it wont work all of the time. sometimes theres some other connection points that are loose as well, and if you bend em just right, the cluster will work fine again. id of course, try to reflow those solder points shown in the pic above first.
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RE: 1st gen gauge cluster repair
ORIGINAL: casper
If your gauges are not working properly try resoldering these connections.
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If your gauges are not working properly try resoldering these connections.
[IMG]local://upfiles/5849/B2BF1404F093426B954C753FD3797D9B.jpg[/IMG]
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RE: 1st gen gauge cluster repair
aiight so i am having the same problem, except i just bought a new cluster like an idiot instead of looking here first...my 95 manual trasmission didnt come with a effin tach so i bought a cluster with one in it...will i have to jsut plug in a fuse, or run wires??
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RE: 1st gen gauge cluster repair
ORIGINAL: Kikn_it_back
aiight so i am having the same problem, except i just bought a new cluster like an idiot instead of looking here first...my 95 manual trasmission didnt come with a effin tach so i bought a cluster with one in it...will i have to jsut plug in a fuse, or run wires??
aiight so i am having the same problem, except i just bought a new cluster like an idiot instead of looking here first...my 95 manual trasmission didnt come with a effin tach so i bought a cluster with one in it...will i have to jsut plug in a fuse, or run wires??
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