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08-06-2007, 08:59 AM
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Needle Position on the Gauges
I just rebuild my instrument cluster and I made the mistake of not marking the relative needle position on the speedo, tach and fuel gauge before I pulled them off to paint. How can I set those needles so they are in the right spot?
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1970 C10 SWB, 67 front clip, 3/5 drop, 350 TPI/700R4, Fiberglass tonneau cover, lots of body mods and.....a ford seat |
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08-12-2007, 06:19 PM
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Re: Needle Position on the Gauges
Is trial and error the only way I am going to get the needles in the right spot?
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1970 C10 SWB, 67 front clip, 3/5 drop, 350 TPI/700R4, Fiberglass tonneau cover, lots of body mods and.....a ford seat |
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08-12-2007, 08:48 PM
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Re: Needle Position on the Gauges
The speedo should be set to zero and the fuel gauge I would just fill the truck up and then set it to full. As for the tach, I have no idea. Is the tach factory? If it is factory and you pulled the needle off I think you are screwed. The factory tach needle is not meant to come off.
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