No more Petri dish over my tachometer

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Ol' Jeffers
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Re: No more Petri dish over my tachometer

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Well done! They look very slick! =D>
I too would like to bring my display into the 21st. Century with some similar work.
What type of bulb is used for the warning light cluster? The eight lamps there would
do well to be brighter especially the indicator (turn signal) warning lamps!!
I will do all of them in one hit and I probably won't need to visit that area again for a while.
OJ........everybody's pal!!
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Re: No more Petri dish over my tachometer

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looks very nice, and you answered a lingering question. That is the best light you can get on the odometers, assuming you replaced all the bulbs. Mine look like that also and I wondered if a bulb was burned out. Guess not?

John
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Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
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