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RAIZINJul-05-01 08:02 AM
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I had some of my guages installed with the brackets and sitting on my dash.. but now I'm going to stick them in my pillar mount and dash bezel. Thing is.. they won't fit with those posts sticking out of the back (autometer). How did some of you take these posts off? Did you just cut them off or do they unscrew?

  

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RE: Installing gauges, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Jul-05-01 08:44 AM, #1
RE: Installing gauges, jamesman, Jul-05-01 10:52 AM, #2
RE: Installing gauges, DAVE_FL (Guest), Jul-05-01 11:25 AM, #3
RE: Installing gauges, RAIZIN, Jul-05-01 11:27 AM, #4
      RE: Installing gauges, fly1, Jul-05-01 02:10 PM, #5
           RE: Installing gauges, TeamStan2gnt, Jul-06-01 09:46 AM, #6

Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneJul-05-01 08:44 AM
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I don't think they unscrew. I've looked inside the gauges through the bulb hole and i don't see a nut. I think those screws actually hold the gauge together on the inside. Cut them, it won't hurt anything.

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jamesmanJul-05-01 10:52 AM
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#4649, "RE: Installing gauges"
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chop those mothers off!!!

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DAVE_FL (Guest)Jul-05-01 11:25 AM

  
#4650, "RE: Installing gauges"
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Yep I cut them with some heavy duty bolt cuters

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RAIZINJul-05-01 11:27 AM
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haha.. that's what I thought.. thnx..

  

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fly1Jul-05-01 02:10 PM
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#4652, "RE: Installing gauges"
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Yup, just cut them off, but leave at least 1/4-1/2" and screw a nut in it to prevent it from falling back into the gauge housing. Sometimes those mounting screws aren't very tight.

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TeamStan2gntJul-06-01 09:46 AM
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Yup just cut mine off today with the trusty dremel and blade.

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