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The
gauge face was placed on top of a 5/16" punch mounted in our bench
vise and a center punch was used to ensure accuracy for drilling the
LED hole.
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The
face gets drilled starting with the smallest bit we have (this
pic actually shows the oil pressure gauge being drilled).
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As
you can see, it was a tight fit at times but we got them where we wanted
them. This is the back of the oil temperature gauge. This is the
light that hooks to the Berg sender. We located the light just
off the high end of the scale. The oil pressure gauge gets one
in the same place, but appropriately, it's off the low end. Turn
signal, high beam (green,
they don't have these particular LED's in blue), and alternator
lights get installed in the
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tach at the same location as the odometer LCD screen in the speedo. Notice the clear red plastic of the LED. A lesson learned too late was that the instrument lights would shine through the back of the LED's at night and make them look almost like they were on - DOH! |
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