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| Topic subject | Removing Cluster Needles |
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94307, Removing Cluster Needles Posted by ChloRure, May-16-06 07:04 PM
Hi,
im trying to install a Intelliglow needles kit. All the cluster is on the table and im now facing the needle. Ive read in other posts that I have to pull with finger or try to pry with a flat head screw driver. Im trying since 30min and the needle dont come off (im trying with the tach one) I decided to try with a kitchen fork (place under the black center) and try to pull harder... nothing. WTF ????
thanks
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94311, RE: Removing Cluster Needles Posted by hazardeclipse, May-17-06 04:02 AM
forget the fork. Get 2 spoons and put them on either side of the needle. then you can lift off the needle with even pressure on both sides...
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94577, RE: Removing Cluster Needles Posted by ChloRure, May-26-06 07:47 PM
Thanks for the spoon, the installation is completed but I got problem with the recalibration. My rpm is ok. The speedo is a little off buy I will put it back when driving at 60... the major problem is the temp gauge, when a first start the car after install the needle was a little over the C. The needle has go up when it warm, but when I shutdown the car it will not drop... just stay at the same place or move down maybe... 1/4 " ????
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94957, RE: Removing Cluster Needles Posted by THEBALLIN1, Jun-12-06 10:29 PM
Mods like that arent worth it to me...
you lose functionality for some unearthly neon glow.... When I fix my RS all the bs is coming off for good (mistakes) -M3 Mirrors -Indiglo Gauges -Rattle Can Sprayed Interior (looked good to most ppl, no chipping but tacky im my eyes)
stock is the way to go bro fo sho
-EE
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