Installed Rev. Indiglo gauges and Indiglo Needles! (what a B1tch!)

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02-05-2002, 06:27 AM

maximumsportZ

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Installed Rev. Indiglo gauges and Indiglo Needles! (what a B1tch!)

After about 4 hours I finally got these babies in and running!... The only thing I don't like were that the Indiglo needles were so cheaply made fricking $80... and I broke one when trying to install it was so Fragile it wasn't funny. The Temp gauge.. like DCMAX broke I was just installing it like I did the others and the little wire going to the LED snapped off... I did not have a Soldering Iron around so I said forget it...everything else works no sticky needles.

Just a reminder if you buy those needle LED's be careful.

02-05-2002, 07:14 AM

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where did you order the guages from? i've tried on ebay and the guy never got back to me.

02-05-2002, 08:41 AM

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Ebay I won an auction and he replied to me right away his user ID is UnitedIndiglo

02-05-2002, 08:51 AM

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Ebay I won an auction and he replied to me right away his user ID is UnitedIndiglo

I got mine from him as well. Good customer service and recieved them about a week after the auction ended. Install was fairly simple I just had a hard time getting the bolts off to get the steering column down. The bolts were on there so freakin tight. The only problem i have is now my seatbelt light doesn't go on.

02-05-2002, 05:32 PM

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yea Those bolts can be a pain...the gauges were easy to put in it was the damn LED for the needles which had me working...so fragile but in the end it looks sweet!

02-05-2002, 05:54 PM

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Excellent news..

I just ordered mine too, should be here this week. I'm glad that u guys are saying the install wasn't to bad... My guess is u guys followed Cheston's website How2's?

I have already changed the bulbs behind my dash awhile ago.. so i know i can get to that fairly easily...

Any quick advice on putting the new guades in? What electrical source did u tap into so turn on the lgihts?

thanx,
B

02-05-2002, 07:40 PM

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Re: Excellent news..

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I just ordered mine too, should be here this week. I'm glad that u guys are saying the install wasn't to bad... My guess is u guys followed Cheston's website How2's?

I have already changed the bulbs behind my dash awhile ago.. so i know i can get to that fairly easily...

Any quick advice on putting the new guades in? What electrical source did u tap into so turn on the lgihts?

thanx,
B

i used the instructions from cheston i tapped into the dimmer switch like he said

02-05-2002, 07:48 PM

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I installed this setup in December and I love it to death. The install was VERY easy since I already had taken off the needles to recalibrate them. So it was easy for me. When a good day/night comes by, I will take a picture of them. I also have installed the brushed aluminum bezel AND chrome gauge rings, it looks so euro it is so cool. Later all.