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Posted by ben (more from ben) on Wed, 6 Nov 2002 10:44:22
In Reply to: Re: i thought that was weird also, Chad, Wed, 6 Nov 2002 10:01:04
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asumming you have some type of spiral saw the task is not that hard. First, pop the head light switchfrom its wire harness. Using the light switch knob, trace the cut out mark where you wish to move the switch. ( i placed it under my steering wheel, where there is a flat section).
Second, cut the whole out with the saw, making sure that there are no wires or any important things behind it! In the flat section there are layer of metal, board, and plyther, it may take a while to cut throught the metal (so use a brand new blade).
Depending on what switch you are running, you may need power. take it from the white/brown (i think) wire. Leave enought slack so you can run the switch harness down to your location, there was plenty of slack to run it under the wheel.
So now you have you switch along with the harness moved, and also have your AUX power for new gauge. Now just shave out the existing switch whole for gauge (2 1/16", was my size). HINT; make the whole tight, by shaving little by little. This is b/c its the only thing holding the gauge in, and trust me its works very well. This is b/c its almost impossible to get the U shaped bracket installed behind the gauge all the way up throught the dash!
Hope this helps, any more Q's? Just ask!
ben
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