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#178839 07/24/10 10:01 AM
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Im removing my Gauge cluster in a 51 Chevrolet. I have everything disconnected except the temp into the back of the gauge. How is this removed?

thanks


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You will need to remove the "bulb" from the engine and feed the tube and bulb back through the firewall. Use caution so as to not damage the line or bulb.

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thanks, i was afraid of that!
Got it, just hope it works when all back together.


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You could also remove just the temp. gauge from the cluster ( 2 screws) and let the gauge dangle behind the dash.


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