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I recently bought a fixer upper 1977 f150.
The some of my dash lights were broken off of the dash when I bought it.
Any ideas as to how to fix it would be great.
I was wondering if maybe there was a glue that was UV removable or something because I want to be able to replace the bulbs in the future.
Thanks
Also, if anyone has a four speed shift **** for a 1977 ford truck please contact me
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I had the same problem. I got some sockets from some RV clearance lights and installed them. Wired them into the headlight switch and works great. Also upgraded to LED bulbs and WOW what a difference. I can see the gauges now!!
Do not have pictures of them installed but here is what I used. They twist in like the originals. They were just a tad bigger but trimmed it with a razor knife to get them to fit. One wire to ground and the other wire to the light switch. You will need 2 for your dash lites.
That is the problem the holes have broken away and larger hole is left.
It is not the kind that turns to dust as far as I know.
Looks to me like the kind that turns to dust. I've had two of them do it. Anyway, to get a little more life out of mine, before I gave up on them, I superglued the bulb sockets in place. Of course you never get them out again, but the bulbs live practically forever
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