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05-14-2005, 03:31 PM
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1792 Ss Dash
I Have A 1972 Chevelle And Was Wondering How Much Work Was Really Involved In Putting In The Roundd Guages. I Have Taken The Dash Out Before So I Know All About That But The Wiring And Stuff Would All Be New To Me. What Do You Think On A 1-10 Scale?
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05-23-2005, 11:19 PM
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if you have done dash work before and ever replaced any gauge it would be about a 5 if you have never done any gauge work it would probably be like a 6 as long as you do 1 simple thing
undo the wire connections for you gauges one at a time like take the wiring for the speedo and hook up the new speed wiring to it then the gas gauge undoing old wiring and connecting new wiring to same spot and keep going 1 gauge at a time till you are done you may want to have a buddy who is a gear head or has ever done gauge work before help you to keep things less complicated
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