Reply to "Tach Removal"

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The brackets on the tachometer and Speedometer are notoriously difficult to remove and reinstall.

both gauges are a fairly tight fit into their ABS plastic mounting pods. I took a soldering iron, melted the edges of the pods with a series of small depressions at 12-3-6 and 9 o’clock. The melted ridges of the burns created slightly raised areas which provided a very tight interference fit for both gauges. I have found this works just fine and there is really no need for those brackets at all.

P.S. - this works fine on my early two pod dash, not sure it performs the same on the single pod version

Larry

9/27/219:27 AM

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