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I guess I peed in a few people's Wheaties then - but several others seem just fine to help and I thank them.
Taking all the bulbs and wires loose is the PITA to me, maybe other people don't mind that. I'd rather be on my back for a few.
Looks like I need to unhook the vent cable and ducting for the aftermarket AC and gently move the vac lines for the lights and there is pretty good access. Hands up for the screws will be the challenge
Dave's photo has screws coming in from the back side on the blank. My tach has no threads in it's holes.
It would be handy to have a spare to look at, because the 2 sets of photos seem to contradict each other.
I'm missing something.
So Jerry you're saying I need the cluster forward a bit to have the clearance needed to get the tach out but that's it, it'll fit in and out among the other stuff if I do that?
Clusters are a cluster, I'm fully aware =)
I don't have my FSM here or I'd look, why does the face have to come off, doesn't it come out the back held by 3 screws in the back?
I'm probably missing something about how the clock set needle comes apart?
No joke I ran 2" of spacers on top of a torker intake on a mild 383. The more spacer I put on it the faster it went at the track. I should have tried 3"! One of those things you wouldn't think would work on paper but it liked it