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a1eyed1derMay-12-02 10:56 AM
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#22185, "Please help cant guage cluster plugged back in"




          

ive been working on painting my interior all day and now i run into trouble, i am not to familiar with the guage cluster but i know there are a few plugs in the back that it plugs right back into it, but its not working for me i cant seem to line it up right to snap it back in, i have all my indiglo wires hooked in so i cant take it out to get a good look please tell me the trick to getting this back in thanks


Bob

97 RS/ Iceman intake/ n1 style catback 2.5in exhaust/eibach sportslines / momo shit knob/ 18" Velox scythe wheels wrapped in Toyo proxie 225/40/18 tires)/ Indiglo guages/ custom fiberglass

  

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dsmprobeMay-12-02 11:43 AM
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#22186, "RE: Please help cant guage cluster plugged back in"
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ok, its very simple really, theres not much of a trick to it.. it has i believe three plugs that just snap in, i the cluster has the female ends.. i ran into this same problem with mine, be sure all your wires for your indiglos are not in the way.. it takes some fidgiting to get it angled back in but once its behind the dashes cowl it should snap right in, it will take SOME force to snap it into place.. but like i said be sure you carefully route your indiglo wires or they will foul it up and cause the problem you are speaking of...

  

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