white face gauges
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Finished my winter project a little early, it might be to much for some but I like the look with a white exterior plus I can now read the gauges at night
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Jon, easy, took about an hour a gauge, even repainted the needles flor. orange. Just remember to label each wire and its position on the gauge before disconnecting.
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Jon, you have to have a small tool, flat screwdriver, awl, pick, etc. pry the rings off, don't break any needles, put back in same order, rings, seals, glass etc. A pint of stout ale is not recommended before starting though. The books say if you remove the speedometer needle, it has to be recalibrated... I have not found this to be the case.
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Qball - guys,
wish me luck,
Out with the gauges this evening (well one at a time anyway) Yellow here we come!
I'll post results as soon as the job is finished.
atvb
Jon
wish me luck,
Out with the gauges this evening (well one at a time anyway) Yellow here we come!
I'll post results as soon as the job is finished.
atvb
Jon