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Help Needed!! Urgent !!

Started by MAV · 25 Dec 2006 · 1 replies

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MAVArchived member
hi guys Well today me having a day off work i thought this would be a good time to pull something apart so i did. I pulled my Spedo and tacho that big cluster out of the car for the intension of changing the colour of my instrument cluster. So i rang a few people i now of that do a few things to cars and asked them would it be sweet if i took my needles off so i can getting the backing off and they said yeah should be fine when it's all back together u will just have to set everything back to zero as it would have changed. So i did this all today changed the colour etc and this afternoon i put the cluster back in plug it back up and :bad-words: My Tacho when the car is started doesn't move just sits on zero but when pull the needle out a little bit it's seems to work fine but now it doesn't work at all. My oil pressure and temp gauges don't work either i just can't see the problem... I thought if put everything back in the zero postion when the ign is on they should all just work from there but it's not... Did anyone have this problem becuase i need help badly as i need the car for Thursday maybe wednesday! Thanks for any tips or anything Rick. The car is a GQ Nissan Patrol/Ford Maverick 1988. TB42 engine. Thanks for any help at all! Rick.
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E-ZArchived member
hrmm maybe you slide them on too tight and now they are too stiff?
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