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914 Geek
Join Date: Dec 1969
Location: Silly-Con Valley
Posts: 14,946
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I think it was designed for the early one simply because that was what the original designer had around. I noticed that my later fuel gauge modules (I had a couple of spare combo gauges) all had the same pattern on their backplate as the oil temp and pressure modules. So I took one of those and used it as a template to drill a couple of new holes (and I think enlarge the two that were there) in the fuel gauge portion of the combo gauge backplate.
No problem.
I also used the 911 combo gauge housing, as it had the screw-holes in place. That way I didn't have to find and cut up an early combo gauge or a later one that had the oil temp gauge in it.
--DD
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