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Old 03-19-2026, 09:02 PM   #10
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Re: Gauge Mounting Advice/Ideas

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Don't take this the wrong way but underdash gauge pods in a truck with a gauge dash are a huge turn off to me. When I see that I see no pride of ownership. So I am strongly in the "fix what ya got" camp. If you have a high amp alternator you may consider swapping from ammeter to voltmeter. There are threads on using a square body voltmeter.

And yes, gauge dash wiring is different from warning light wiring on all GM vehicles. Mid 80s bought a cluster with a tach for a friends '79 Cutlass and just stuck it in only changing the oil and temp sending units. It fried the tach.
To each his own. Those gauges look right in some trucks, like Day 2 builds.
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