NEILB1

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Has anyone evey removed there dash clock needles, I Found it hard to removed mine so gave uo before i broke them lol

So any help or info will be great

a16pse

why do you want to re-move them mate.

NEILB1

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after market smd light behind the clock face, Get ride of the standard lights

DDS789

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Dont do it!! Youll regret ever touching them!!

They just wont be the same if you mess with them, even if they ever work properly again.

NEILB1

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this is what i did to my last car and i made the colour changing needles pending on te revs and speed i was doing, Even made the temp and fuel colour changing as well

SwissTony

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Totally agree, I messed mine up and had to buy a second hand one

JDM_Stig

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warm the needles up with a hairdryer and I use a Fork to pry them off

DDS789

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Same here, only to find the 2nd hand ones had been messed with

The temp guage would read as if at normal running temp on cold start up, and when the engine was warm would read at max temp. Petrol one just read full all the time

Your then left second guessing if you put the needles on right, or if they are reading accurately. Im quite thorough and will do things properly, and still ended up having the clocks in and out 10 times to adjust the needles.

But to be fair what you did on your last car looks . So good luck if you go ahead with it

JDM_Stig

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I used to be able to change the Vectra ones at PVS drunk lol

NEILB1

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very easy to do they are