Re: 1995 instrument cluster question. Musttangguy?

Jul 28, 2003 3 Replies

at 28 Jul 2003, Musttanguy [ snipped-for-privacy@aol.competition] wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mb-m03.aol.com:


I "believe" it will, just not 100% sure on the correct tach readings > though.

That's what I am worried about as well.


The two clusters (V6) 94/95 clusters had alittle more mileage than
> your original, one had 117,368 while the other had 137,808.
> There was a 94/95 GT that just came in w/white face overlay that
> showed like 118K. those were/are the only ones I have available at > the moment.

Thanks for looking, yeah, less mileage is no problem, but more will reduce the car's value. Especially as the engine has been replaced a few months back with a 98 one that only had 47K miles on it...


Please keep on the lookout. Anything that will work with preferably less than 110K miles on it should do. Even if the bezel/clear part is bad. All I basically need is the gauges/pcb part. I can screw that on my bezel correct?


Thanks Tim!

at 28 Jul 2003, Serge [ snipped-for-privacy@hotmaill.com] wrote in news:lsaVa.2093$ snipped-for-privacy@news20.bellglobal.com:

I bon't believe they are mechanical, both odo and trip meter appear to be run by a small electromotor. Which is what has broken. But iff indeed they can be adjusted, I'd gladly get one of Tim... :-)

Thanks!

Actually you can move them, just be careful not to scratch anything. I was playing with mine trying to see if maybe it had gotten stuck.

at 28 Jul 2003, RioRedGT [ snipped-for-privacy@tampabay.rr.comNOSPAM] wrote in news:d%hVa.67177$ snipped-for-privacy@twister.tampabay.rr.com:

Good to hear! So the odometer count does not make that much of a diff. What did you use to move them, pray tell? Thanks!

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