This is what you will need as the following: Porsche Panel wedge tool, Screw Driver w/ T-20 bit and Flat head bit, Turbo Instrument Cluster.
Ok with that cleared away, here is the first step. Remove the black plastic gauge cover above the gauges. Use the wedge tool or , in this case I used my fingers! (don't use the fingers, i highly recomend not to , it hurts hahahah). Remember, you will need to apply gentle but enough pressure to detach the tabs off from the top cover of the dash that is over the cluster.
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Friday, June 11, 2010
Honda Civic, Acura Integra Gauge Bezel Models 20010 and 20011 Installation
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Labels: Acura, acura integra, aluminum bracket, bezel, bottom center, center screw, cluster housing, cross member, ew, gauge bezel, gauge cluster, gauge wiring, Honda, honda civic, models, paint, press fit, screws, stock gauge, stud
Labels: Acura, acura integra, aluminum bracket, bezel, bottom center, center screw, cluster housing, cross member, ew, gauge bezel, gauge cluster, gauge wiring, Honda, honda civic, models, paint, press fit, screws, stock gauge, stud
NOTE: Gauge bezel can be painted using a plastic safe paint.
1. Remove stock gauge bezel.
2. Acura Integra - Drill 7⁄64" hole in the plastic cross member. Install aluminum bracket (Fig. 1). Bracket stud should align with hole in lower center of gauge bezel. Honda Civic - Remove bottom center screw from gauge cluster housing. Reinstall screw and supplied aluminum bracket (Fig. 2).
1. Remove stock gauge bezel.
2. Acura Integra - Drill 7⁄64" hole in the plastic cross member. Install aluminum bracket (Fig. 1). Bracket stud should align with hole in lower center of gauge bezel. Honda Civic - Remove bottom center screw from gauge cluster housing. Reinstall screw and supplied aluminum bracket (Fig. 2).
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