Indiglo gauge cluster
Indiglo gauge cluster
Do anyone have a write-up on how to install indiglo gauge cluster? My friend told me not to do it because the needles are prone to get stuck.
Any help would be appreciated
Any help would be appreciated
Originally Posted by Shogunsc4
Do anyone have a write-up on how to install indiglo gauge cluster? My friend told me not to do it because the needles are prone to get stuck.
Any help would be appreciated
Any help would be appreciated
all u have to do is remove the 3 bolts on the bottom of the plastic steering column, then use a screwdriver to pop the top part off. now the hard part. remove the two bolts on top of the cluster and then remove the cluster itself. might help if u lower your steering wheel all the way down. took me a while. if you do it right then the needles will not get stuck, but i messed up and i had to go trhough that whole ordeal, just make sure the new gauges are flush with the old gauges, they kind of "snap" on.
the only problem that i notice now, is that my needle might get stuck at 80, and then start moving again if i slow down a lot or if i accelerate alot.
i will actually be removing the indiglo gauges soon and trying to make the lights llok white instead of stock yellowish.
hope this helps.
-IgS
Originally Posted by IgS
well u can look at my www link for pics, but the install is easy, find the how to for installing chrome gauge rings.
all u have to do is remove the 3 bolts on the bottom of the plastic steering column, then use a screwdriver to pop the top part off. now the hard part. remove the two bolts on top of the cluster and then remove the cluster itself. might help if u lower your steering wheel all the way down. took me a while. if you do it right then the needles will not get stuck, but i messed up and i had to go trhough that whole ordeal, just make sure the new gauges are flush with the old gauges, they kind of "snap" on.
the only problem that i notice now, is that my needle might get stuck at 80, and then start moving again if i slow down a lot or if i accelerate alot.
i will actually be removing the indiglo gauges soon and trying to make the lights llok white instead of stock yellowish.
hope this helps.
-IgS
all u have to do is remove the 3 bolts on the bottom of the plastic steering column, then use a screwdriver to pop the top part off. now the hard part. remove the two bolts on top of the cluster and then remove the cluster itself. might help if u lower your steering wheel all the way down. took me a while. if you do it right then the needles will not get stuck, but i messed up and i had to go trhough that whole ordeal, just make sure the new gauges are flush with the old gauges, they kind of "snap" on.
the only problem that i notice now, is that my needle might get stuck at 80, and then start moving again if i slow down a lot or if i accelerate alot.
i will actually be removing the indiglo gauges soon and trying to make the lights llok white instead of stock yellowish.
hope this helps.
-IgS
Originally Posted by 2k3TitaniumSe
I don't like the indiglo guages. I just want to make the guages have super white light.
same here, i will be trying to do that once my chrome gauge rings come, cause i dont feel like taking the cluster apart twice
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Originally Posted by IgS
well u can look at my www link for pics, but the install is easy, find the how to for installing chrome gauge rings.
all u have to do is remove the 3 bolts on the bottom of the plastic steering column, then use a screwdriver to pop the top part off. now the hard part. remove the two bolts on top of the cluster and then remove the cluster itself. might help if u lower your steering wheel all the way down. took me a while. if you do it right then the needles will not get stuck, but i messed up and i had to go trhough that whole ordeal, just make sure the new gauges are flush with the old gauges, they kind of "snap" on.
the only problem that i notice now, is that my needle might get stuck at 80, and then start moving again if i slow down a lot or if i accelerate alot.
i will actually be removing the indiglo gauges soon and trying to make the lights llok white instead of stock yellowish.
hope this helps.
-IgS
all u have to do is remove the 3 bolts on the bottom of the plastic steering column, then use a screwdriver to pop the top part off. now the hard part. remove the two bolts on top of the cluster and then remove the cluster itself. might help if u lower your steering wheel all the way down. took me a while. if you do it right then the needles will not get stuck, but i messed up and i had to go trhough that whole ordeal, just make sure the new gauges are flush with the old gauges, they kind of "snap" on.
the only problem that i notice now, is that my needle might get stuck at 80, and then start moving again if i slow down a lot or if i accelerate alot.
i will actually be removing the indiglo gauges soon and trying to make the lights llok white instead of stock yellowish.
hope this helps.
-IgS
the reason ur speedometer gets stuck is cuz the new gauge u just put on, it makes the needle "rub" against it and gets caught around 80. i just used spray adhesive and stuck mine onto the factory titanium guages, its as flush as its gonna get... after that i never had a problem...
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