Rubber rings around the gauges
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Anyone have the part numbers for the rubber gasket-type things behind the dashboard gauges? Mine are all dried out and ugly.
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Found it for anyone else who needs them:
911 641 903 01 (tach)
911 641 902 01 (x2 - speedo and oil temp/press)
911 641 901 01 (x2 - clock and fuel/oil level)
911 641 903 01 (tach)
911 641 902 01 (x2 - speedo and oil temp/press)
911 641 901 01 (x2 - clock and fuel/oil level)
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Gauges need to be removed. Remove steering wheel and top of steering column plastic shroud. Use cloth-covered flat screwdriver to remove tach. Stick hand in tach hole and push adjacent gauges out from behind. Remove leftmost and rightmost gauges same way. Installation reverse of removal.
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Charlie,
Sunset sells them for around $10 each.
Most of these gaskets look 'dried out' in pictures I've seen. Mine looked the same when I purchased the car nearly three years ago. Some 303 on a cloth will make them look like new - w/o removing the gauges.
Andreas
Sunset sells them for around $10 each.
Most of these gaskets look 'dried out' in pictures I've seen. Mine looked the same when I purchased the car nearly three years ago. Some 303 on a cloth will make them look like new - w/o removing the gauges.
Andreas
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I have changed mine, very easy. Just pull out the gauges one by one an inch out.
You might better prepare the new rubber surrounds.
Take a water softened soap bar and smear soap on the rubber.
Insert the gauges with the new rubber. The soap will let them go in smoothly without pinching the rubber and makes aligning the gauges clockwise or anti so easy.
Wipe soap away, leftover soap will dry in half an hour.
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You do not need to remove the gauges at all, and less the steering wheel etc.
I have changed mine, very easy. Just pull out the gauges one by one an inch out.
You might better prepare the new rubber surrounds.
Take a water softened soap bar and smear soap on the rubber.
Insert the gauges with the new rubber and align the gauges horizontally.
Wipe soap away, leftover soap will dry in half an hour.
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I have changed mine, very easy. Just pull out the gauges one by one an inch out.
You might better prepare the new rubber surrounds.
Take a water softened soap bar and smear soap on the rubber.
Insert the gauges with the new rubber and align the gauges horizontally.
Wipe soap away, leftover soap will dry in half an hour.
regards
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