Fuel gauge help
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Fuel gauge help
So I was putting in white dials in my pre-facelift classic and in pulling off the needle for the fuel gauge and snapped the pin.
I have had a search for a set of classic dials and find that the import ones are a lot more common. Can I use import dials in a UK classic as a direct replacement?
If not, can I remove the gauge from the import one and fit it to my original one with no hassle?
Thanks
I have had a search for a set of classic dials and find that the import ones are a lot more common. Can I use import dials in a UK classic as a direct replacement?
If not, can I remove the gauge from the import one and fit it to my original one with no hassle?
Thanks
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So I was putting in white dials in my pre-facelift classic and in pulling off the needle for the fuel gauge and snapped the pin.
I have had a search for a set of classic dials and find that the import ones are a lot more common. Can I use import dials in a UK classic as a direct replacement?
If not, can I remove the gauge from the import one and fit it to my original one with no hassle?
Thanks
I have had a search for a set of classic dials and find that the import ones are a lot more common. Can I use import dials in a UK classic as a direct replacement?
If not, can I remove the gauge from the import one and fit it to my original one with no hassle?
Thanks
On the clocks I have played with you can remove the clocks from the board by bending two metal pins on the rear of the board which release each of the clocks. But I think the older dials have a flexible board and have no idea how different this makes things.
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