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!44 Gauges 140-160 1972

posted by  p1800s65 on  Sun Mar 16 10:35 CST 2003
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Looks like you were correct! I climbed into the footwell after partially removing the knee panel. I found one of the tiny 4mm bolts is loose but with the gauge still in place and the minimal space to work with I couldnt get the torque required to tighen it back in place.
It looks to me to remove the gauge I unplug all the wires and the spedo cable undo the 2 hold down bolts then slide it into the dash then sideways to the passengers side. then pulling the left hand end of the gauge out first. Is this correct?
Thanks again!!
Jon
144E 72
1800S 65






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