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| Topic subject | indiglo gauges |
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5990, indiglo gauges Posted by optimuspeterson, Jun-27-01 06:33 PM how hard are these to instal? on my 88 accord the needles were very hard to get off and my friend broke the pin off on of his gauges. is there a special tool? | |
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5991, RE: indiglo gauges Posted by alexries, Jun-27-01 07:19 PM Some kits will come with a "needle remover" which iss basically a plastic fork, which I've known some people to use. Some kits also will not require the needles to be removed. | |
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5992, RE: indiglo gauges Posted by Deze2g, Jun-28-01 06:51 AM All the indiglo's i've ever seen just went right over the needles. Mine were real easy to install, except i can't read japanese so i didn't know which wire to splice into. There is an install for them on the main 2gnt page under mods. | |
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5993, RE: indiglo gauges Posted by Talon, Jun-28-01 07:15 AM i am installing reverse indiglos next weekend and should everything be the same? i mean wires to tap into and all???? | |
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5994, RE: indiglo gauges Posted by Deze2g, Jun-28-01 08:41 AM Yeah, tap into the parking light, that way anytime you turn your parking and regular lights on they come on. At first mine were connected to the regular headlight wire, and when i turned on my high beams the guages shut off. | |
