Gauge mounted in cluster, how?
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Gauge mounted in cluster, how?
I am seriously thinking about relocating my tranny temp gauge into my stock cluster because I do not see the point in spending $500 on 2 more gauges to fill my pod.
This is the location I am talking about, and am wondering if anyone has any pics or how-tos on how to do it
BTW I know that is for an 03+ cluster, it is the only pic I could find. Mine is a 99-02 cluster if it matters.
Found a pic of the 99-02 for reference
This is the location I am talking about, and am wondering if anyone has any pics or how-tos on how to do it
BTW I know that is for an 03+ cluster, it is the only pic I could find. Mine is a 99-02 cluster if it matters.
Found a pic of the 99-02 for reference
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buy an esky cluster or an hd cluster...they have one already in it...just a thought...heres a hd cluster...
http://worcester.craigslist.org/pts/950792735.html
http://worcester.craigslist.org/pts/950792735.html
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I'm not wanting to spend $100-250 on a cluster for something I already have man, sorry. I just don't see the point. I want to put the gauge I already have into the blank slot in my cluster. I HAVE seen this done before.
I'm not looking for an alternative mounting spot, I've seen all the different pods and mounting spots. I'm interested in putting it in the cluster.
I'm not looking for an alternative mounting spot, I've seen all the different pods and mounting spots. I'm interested in putting it in the cluster.
Last edited by 00ChevyScott; 01-05-2009 at 11:48 PM.