NyC97Max

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hey guys, can sum1 help me out here...i put in sum reverse indiglo guages yesterday, and they went all smooth, except when today i was driving, and my tachometer and speedometer are all bouncy...i herd bout this problem, but didnt think it would happen to me...i tried my best to avoid touching the needle when i was installing it...u think i messed it up? u think the guages are too thick and the needles are touching the guage and cant move steadily and smoothly? cuz theyre bouncing around lot...my idle is stuck like around 1200 now, and it jumps from 1500-2000-2500...and the speedometr goes 10-15-20...gets stucks and then jumps...crazy ****..can sum1 help me on how i can fix this?

ejj

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What year car, what trim, etc. How did you attach the new guages to the old ones?

Toolrocks

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I had the same problem w/ my gauge overlays. You need to use a small amount of thin double-sided tape near the needle openings of the gauges to keep them from bulging out and interfering with the needles movement. Open up your gauge cluster again and gain access to the indiglos again. Once you have access cut a small 1/2" section of the double-sided tape and while gently prying the indiglo from the factory gauge face use tweezers to place the tape down near the center of the gauge, or near the needle. Assuming the gauge face is a clock, I have a small piece of tape at 9 and 3 on both the tach and speedo, and at 9 on both the fuel and temp gauges. Hope this helps and good luck.