reverse guages...
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From: silver spring, MD
reverse guages...
i know this subject should be buried, but i've heard mixed scenarios when i did a search. once and for all, do the reverse guages slide over the needles easily? How many people have them? whos been successful and who hasn't? I'll buy them tomorrow if they do. thanks in advance.
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Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 531
From: Northern VA, Fairfax
Let me help you get the picture clearer from my prospective
As stated before and as you probably read endlessly,
the needles are held with a piece of hair
any wrong movements and they will break and they
can not be fixed. You have to buy a whole new one
It cost me $425 dollars to get a new one from the dealer
that is the bad part
the good part, is that the odometer is from 0 again
yeah, so far, I have only 4K miles on my car when it should
really have close to 16K
The speedometer and the Tacho are real easy to slip for me
the Feul and the Temp broke, even before I began sliding them over. Maybe it is me, but that is the commonly broken needle when something goes wrong
As stated before and as you probably read endlessly,
the needles are held with a piece of hair
any wrong movements and they will break and they
can not be fixed. You have to buy a whole new one
It cost me $425 dollars to get a new one from the dealer
that is the bad part
the good part, is that the odometer is from 0 again
yeah, so far, I have only 4K miles on my car when it should
really have close to 16K
The speedometer and the Tacho are real easy to slip for me
the Feul and the Temp broke, even before I began sliding them over. Maybe it is me, but that is the commonly broken needle when something goes wrong
Jay-Dee-Em?
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 411
From: Woodstock, ON, Canada
www.tommotorsports.com has gauges that DO NOT need the needles removed....www.corksport.com has the same ones in MPH too!
Slowtegé
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 1,425
Have you read this thread: http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...&threadid=5212
???
The older style gauge faces had holes that were way too small to fit over the needles. The new style reverse gauges have large enough holes to fit over the needles but you have to be EXTREMELY PATIENT because the needles are VERY VERY fragile.
I have reverse indiglos installed now and prefer them over the regular indiglos...they were really bright at night even when dimmed.
???
The older style gauge faces had holes that were way too small to fit over the needles. The new style reverse gauges have large enough holes to fit over the needles but you have to be EXTREMELY PATIENT because the needles are VERY VERY fragile.
I have reverse indiglos installed now and prefer them over the regular indiglos...they were really bright at night even when dimmed.
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