gauge cluster needles wont move after removal?
- Thread starter ramhatch
- Start date
You probably need a new cluster. Tell your friend he has to pay for it .... and if he says no, follow these simple steps.
1. Remove cock from pants.
2. Slap friend in face with cock.
3. Donkey punch your friend.
4. Push your friend down some stairs.
5. Take his wallet.
6. Hop on eBay and buy an EK9 cluster.
1. Remove cock from pants.
2. Slap friend in face with cock.
3. Donkey punch your friend.
4. Push your friend down some stairs.
5. Take his wallet.
6. Hop on eBay and buy an EK9 cluster.
OMG! Talking about whooping his ass! lmao!Eran said:
i really doubt the needles are broken..unless you yanked that s**t hard
I installed my Eurolight indiglo gauges and they where a pain in the ass
the needles are super sensitive to obstruction..the slightest obstruction and the needle won't budge
I had to remove mine after first install cuz my rpm gauge was touching and it would get stuck at 4 k cuz of a minor lil bump
did you stick them with two way tape?
normally u shouldn't have touched the needles...and atleast for my cluster they don't come out..unless you brake it
you should have looped it in
use two way tape ( they sell super thin) but make sure u got the center piece tight on ,thats where it gets stuck the black center piece rubs on the cut on the center cut of the plastic
..install the cluster witout the plastic and rev ur engine to see if ur rpm gauge is working
I used a small blade to slightly cut off any inperfection in the iner circle cut which your needle rotates in...thats where ur prob is ..thats if u haven't ruined the needles
here these are the gauges
I installed my Eurolight indiglo gauges and they where a pain in the ass
the needles are super sensitive to obstruction..the slightest obstruction and the needle won't budge
I had to remove mine after first install cuz my rpm gauge was touching and it would get stuck at 4 k cuz of a minor lil bump
did you stick them with two way tape?
normally u shouldn't have touched the needles...and atleast for my cluster they don't come out..unless you brake it
you should have looped it in
use two way tape ( they sell super thin) but make sure u got the center piece tight on ,thats where it gets stuck the black center piece rubs on the cut on the center cut of the plastic
..install the cluster witout the plastic and rev ur engine to see if ur rpm gauge is working
I used a small blade to slightly cut off any inperfection in the iner circle cut which your needle rotates in...thats where ur prob is ..thats if u haven't ruined the needles
here these are the gauges
Way to bring a thread back from the dead. I'm sure the guy has solved it in the last 11 months.nightryder99 said:i really doubt the needles are broken..unless you yanked that s**t hard
I installed my Eurolight indiglo gauges and they where a pain in the ass
the needles are super sensitive to obstruction..the slightest obstruction and the needle won't budge
I had to remove mine after first install cuz my rpm gauge was touching and it would get stuck at 4 k cuz of a minor lil bump
did you stick them with two way tape?
normally u shouldn't have touched the needles...and atleast for my cluster they don't come out..unless you brake it
you should have looped it in
use two way tape ( they sell super thin) but make sure u got the center piece tight on ,thats where it gets stuck the black center piece rubs on the cut on the center cut of the plastic
..install the cluster witout the plastic and rev ur engine to see if ur rpm gauge is working
I used a small blade to slightly cut off any inperfection in the iner circle cut which your needle rotates in...thats where ur prob is ..thats if u haven't ruined the needles
here these are the gauges
oh s**t i didn't even look at the datesEran said:Way to bring a thread back from the dead. I'm sure the guy has solved it in the last 11 months.
oh well ...i guess its done with now
maybe it can be used as a search info
