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Dash Problem
So I got a new gauge cluster and as I took my old cluster out I broke some of the screw holes in the dash. Any ideas how to fix this?
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Use this stuff by the case at work, (public Transit) it holds up well over the years ;)
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We use 4 minute epoxy at jet. Same thing though
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What exactly do I do with the epoxy?
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(this is just one way, there are others) :metal:
Repair the broken pieces, filling in the screw holes as you go. Return the next day & carefully drill undersize holes(shallow depth just to help the screws get started), if the originals are not self tapping screws then pick up some (same size / length) at your local parts store. Carefully install them, remember it’s only holding minimum torque. Tip: By waiting until the next day for the epoxy to cure, the screws should remain removable.... |
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Okay thanks man! This is awesome help. My new cluster will finally stop feelin like a red headed step child laying around the shop.
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You may have to layer up the epoxy to get the hole deth you (might) need
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