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Instrument cluster ground
Where does the ground cable plug into the instrument cluster on a 74 Chevy C20 pickup? A picture would be helpful. Also, if the instrument light sockets are loose when plugged into the cluster, are shims available to achieve a tighter fit of the socket?
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Re: Instrument cluster ground
I just slightly bend up the brass contacts on the twist socket with a small screwdriver. The ones for eye glasses work great. Clean them first if they are dirty.
I like to test the bulbs at the same time with some alligator leads connected to the tabs. Easier to do this first before bending them. I have found many bulb that do not light but only require a nudge in the socket to get working again. |
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IF you have a 7 hole cluster it would be terminal number 7 on the connector which is a Black wire on the end of the plug. It is mapped out in orange on the diagram below.
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Welcome! If your truck is a 74, then you might have better luck posting your question in the 73-87 forum:
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...isplay.php?f=4 |
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Big Kev-O or anyone else, New a wiring diagram for a 1972 C10 3 hole dash.
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Re: Instrument cluster ground
yes, thank you
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