44067gtdart
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I have the cluster out, just wondering how I go about removing the circuitboard from the back of the cluster? Any and all help is appreciated. Thank you.
Rallye dash circuitboard removal
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Remove the bulbs
Remove the red screws.
Remove the yellow nuts
NOTE ON THE NUTS.
all of the guages have nuts holding them to the cluster AND the circuit board.
Get two nuts that fit the threaded shafts and use them as jam nuts to hold the shaft still while you loosen the nuts holding the gauges to the cir board.
I destroyed a guage because the nut was too tight to the shaft and the shaft twisted.
On reinstall... Less is more.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!
use the same jam nuts on installation
This photo only shows the location of all the retaining screws or nuts
These photos show most of the screws (red) and nuts (yellow)
Remove the red screws.
Remove the yellow nuts
NOTE ON THE NUTS.
all of the guages have nuts holding them to the cluster AND the circuit board.
Get two nuts that fit the threaded shafts and use them as jam nuts to hold the shaft still while you loosen the nuts holding the gauges to the cir board.
I destroyed a guage because the nut was too tight to the shaft and the shaft twisted.
On reinstall... Less is more.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN!
use the same jam nuts on installation
This photo only shows the location of all the retaining screws or nuts
These photos show most of the screws (red) and nuts (yellow)
44067gtdart
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Great help.. Thank you.
What car are you working on?
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Year
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44067gtdart
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It is a 1970 Plymouth Duster H code 340
The dash I posted is a barracuda but I suspect the duster dash will be similar.
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