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Dismantling Dash Cluster

Started by Petrievl · 23 Mar 2012 · 4 replies

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PetrievlArchived member
hey guys, i have added photos to this thread as of what happened last night, my speedo plastic holder has fallen out and dangling, the speedo works fine but its just annoying, whats the easiest way to take the cluster apart? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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WOGPSIArchived member
hey buddy, yeah easy fix. pull the cluster out and then theres a few screws holding the front plastic on. your needle pushes onto the speedo shaft (HOPEFULLY ITS NOT BROKEN) If you need more detail on how to pull out the cluster and take apart, shoot me a pm
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PetrievlArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by WOGPSI [View Post] hey buddy, yeah easy fix. pull the cluster out and then theres a few screws holding the front plastic on. your needle pushes onto the speedo shaft (HOPEFULLY ITS NOT BROKEN) If you need more detail on how to pull out the cluster and take apart, shoot me a pm naah the speedo shaft isint broken i checked, i have it out at the moment, ill let you know how i go when i have a look at it tomorrow Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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WOGPSIArchived member
yeah sweet easy fix dude Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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PetrievlArchived member
piss easy to fix, haha i was thinking it would be harder, thanks mate! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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