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Old 12-31-2013, 09:41 PM
jtwoods4 jtwoods4 is offline
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Originally Posted by transam1972 View Post
if it is not stuck to the bulb socket, it fell off..perhaps ask in the parts wanted...really you just need to secure your bulb in the gauge to light it up...the missing part actually secures the plastic bulb holder..sorry I cannot post a pic.,but it is not a part you can make
Well I just found a 78 Trans Am Fuel/Voltage Gauge cluster for sell on ebay for 27 bucks. The wire and the bulb were still in the socket so I ordered it hoping the small clip would still be in the socket also. Sure enough, it was there and was a direct swap. Thats the most expenses clip I have ever ordered

Latest Update. Installed original gauges that were restored by auto instruments and converted to work with MSD distributor.

Also modified the frame the accepts solid bushings in the front. The bushing video has 3 different sections. Before the modification, during, and after.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0HVsh_QnHw


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm2Xg...ature=youtu.be