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So jumping in on this while the topic is fresh, I need some advice/assistance. I recently redid my CC gauge cluster. On the back of the cluster there were 6 holes for the bulbs; 2 for the idiot lights, 2 for sweep speedo area and 1 for the blinkers and 1 for the high beams. All good I was able to match up each bulb socket. Well now I have begun a redo of a SC gauge cluster and based upon the wiring diagram and available bulb holes i need 8 bulbs. So my question is are the 2 extra bulb sockets back there in the harness and I just missed them or do I need to add/reconfigure my set up?
So jumping in on this while the topic is fresh, I need some advice/assistance. I recently redid my CC gauge cluster. On the back of the cluster there were 6 holes for the bulbs; 2 for the idiot lights, 2 for sweep speedo area and 1 for the blinkers and 1 for the high beams. All good I was able to match up each bulb socket. Well now I have begun a redo of a SC gauge cluster and based upon the wiring diagram and available bulb holes i need 8 bulbs. So my question is are the 2 extra bulb sockets back there in the harness and I just missed them or do I need to add/reconfigure my set up?
1 of the extra holes on the SC panel vs the CC panel is the SC has both turn signal indicator lights. CC panels only have the 1. My CC panel has the Alt bulb tucked in behind it with a instrument light in its place as it had the optional Alt gauge on the side.
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