Instrument dial removal
22-06-2018, 01:25 PM
#1
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Instrument dial removal
hi all
i want to remove the instrument dials ie speedo rev counter etc from my Sierra saff cosworth as some of the lights behind are blown.
is this a dash out job?
Im hoping it’s just a case of removing the cover to the dials and some bolts in behind
any help appreciated
russ
i want to remove the instrument dials ie speedo rev counter etc from my Sierra saff cosworth as some of the lights behind are blown.
is this a dash out job?
Im hoping it’s just a case of removing the cover to the dials and some bolts in behind
any help appreciated
russ
22-06-2018, 04:07 PM
#2
Regular Contributor
...i recon it is just removing the cover and than few bolts for clocks removal...btw on my escos i find it easier when i disconnect the speedo cable on bottom as it makes easier to pull all out..
22-06-2018, 06:41 PM
#3
Remove steering cooling top and bottom.
Remove 2 screws in top
Remove 2 screws lower one is under a snap cover rhs.
Remove surround.
you will the find 4 screws which hold the instrument cluster in. Remove those.
pull cluster towards you and disconnected Speedo cable you will feel a raised part push the into the centre and pull cable out.
then the cluster will move out more which you can now disconnected the wiring plugs.
It's not difficult.
Remove 2 screws in top
Remove 2 screws lower one is under a snap cover rhs.
Remove surround.
you will the find 4 screws which hold the instrument cluster in. Remove those.
pull cluster towards you and disconnected Speedo cable you will feel a raised part push the into the centre and pull cable out.
then the cluster will move out more which you can now disconnected the wiring plugs.
It's not difficult.
22-06-2018, 10:15 PM
#5
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
As above but I removed the steering wheel, makes things a little easier I thought.
Also if I remember there's a brass/copper strip that connects the stalks on the top, I placed some foam tape over this to prevent scratching the cluster screen when removing/replacing.
Also if I remember there's a brass/copper strip that connects the stalks on the top, I placed some foam tape over this to prevent scratching the cluster screen when removing/replacing.
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