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Slowtegé
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Originally posted by tailland
oohhh
i thought the needles would break if you tried to remove them...how did u install those dials?
oohhh
i thought the needles would break if you tried to remove them...how did u install those dials?
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From: Germany
Originally posted by NegatiZE
The newer gauges have large holes for the needles to fit through.
The newer gauges have large holes for the needles to fit through.
Clint/1999 Sand Mica Protege LX
i got a 2002 model and i haven't got that kind of big holes???
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Slowtegé
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When you buy the new gauge faces, they just SLIP OVER your existing stock ones. You don't remove the stock ones. What I meant was the holes for the new faces are large enough for the needles to slip through.
lol I want a pair!!!
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From: Germany
Originally posted by NegatiZE
When you buy the new gauge faces, they just SLIP OVER your existing stock ones. You don't remove the stock ones. What I meant was the holes for the new faces are large enough for the needles to slip through.
When you buy the new gauge faces, they just SLIP OVER your existing stock ones. You don't remove the stock ones. What I meant was the holes for the new faces are large enough for the needles to slip through.
must be a horrifying thing to do anyway, slipping this face/foil over the needles *sweat*
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Slowtegé
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Originally posted by ^CL4RK^
Really nice. I gotta consider the guages now that I have the bezel... Is the wiring hard or does it just plug into the stock harnesses?
Really nice. I gotta consider the guages now that I have the bezel... Is the wiring hard or does it just plug into the stock harnesses?
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