Trying to find OEM temp gauge
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Hit up car-part.com and see if you can find a whole cluster cheap enough close enough to you.
Make sure it's the non-tach version; the gauges move around a bit.
Also, the two gauges are held in with like two screws; you can pull the dash cover (eight torx head screws), pull the plastic cover (remove the odometer reset by screwing it counter-clockwise and then it's four screws, either 8mm or phillips head), and then the two holding the gauge pair in place (two 8mm IIRC). Pull slightly, and you're golden.
EDIT: Had to tell it SPEEDO to find a good list of possible cluster donors.
RwP
Make sure it's the non-tach version; the gauges move around a bit.
Also, the two gauges are held in with like two screws; you can pull the dash cover (eight torx head screws), pull the plastic cover (remove the odometer reset by screwing it counter-clockwise and then it's four screws, either 8mm or phillips head), and then the two holding the gauge pair in place (two 8mm IIRC). Pull slightly, and you're golden.
EDIT: Had to tell it SPEEDO to find a good list of possible cluster donors.
RwP
Last edited by RalphP; 06-29-2021 at 04:22 PM.