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Old 06-07-2006, 10:25 PM
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Differences from 91 Roadmaster to 91 Caprice

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Been Trying to swap the Gauge Cluster from a 91 Roadmaster to my 91 Caprice. I didn't think it be that hard, but when I removed my guages. I noticed a difference the caprice cluster has one connector. While the Buick has two. Is this swap even possible? Do I just need to buy another harness?
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Old 06-07-2006, 10:43 PM
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Re: Differences from 91 Roadmaster to 91 Caprice

Do you have a donar car that you are doing these swaps with? I would just take the harness from that.
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Re: Differences from 91 Roadmaster to 91 Caprice

Nope got the cluster off of ebay.
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