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I purchased my truck with extra holes/gauges installed in the dash bezel. It’s a very common addition that I see a lot.
I want to remove the existing bezel and replace it with an original bezel without any modifications. All my original gauges work, so, my question is... is it just removing the perimeter screws and the 4 gauge screws or is there something I am not aware of?
The bezel I’m removing will have the working sun oil gauge and temp gauge left attached if anyone is interested, but not the original cluster.
Speedometer cable. You will have to reach up to undo the cable. I pulled up a little slack on the cable so I could access the cable housing knurled nut at the back of the speedo.
Speedometer cable. You will have to reach up to undo the cable. I pulled up a little slack on the cable so I could access the cable housing knurled nut at the back of the speedo.
I didn’t plan on removing the gauge cluster in the truck, just the four screws that holds it to the bezel... I’m hoping it’s as simple as it sounds
[QUOTE=Sixtfour;20094245]Ok,
I purchased my truck with extra holes/gauges installed in the dash bezel. It’s a very common addition that I see a lot.
I want to remove the existing bezel and replace it with an original bezel without any modifications. All my original gauges work, so, my question is... is it just removing the perimeter screws and the 4 gauge screws or is there something I am not aware of?
The bezel I’m removing will have the working sun oil gauge and temp gauge left attached if anyone is interested, but not the original cluster.
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Im interested. Can you message me privately?
Ok,
I purchased my truck with extra holes/gauges installed in the dash bezel. It’s a very common addition that I see a lot.
I want to remove the existing bezel and replace it with an original bezel without any modifications. All my original gauges work, so, my question is... is it just removing the perimeter screws and the 4 gauge screws or is there something I am not aware of?
The bezel I’m removing will have the working sun oil gauge and temp gauge left attached if anyone is interested, but not the original cluster.
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Im interested. Can you message me privately?
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