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quick gauge question

hey everyone, just wondering do the oil pressure and clock light up? i cant remember when i had it all apart.

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Old 05-23-2006, 11:40 AM
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I don't have an early 944 but I would have to think they would light up especially the oil gage. How could you drive at night and see your oil pressure. Porsche wouldn't do that. Would they?
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Burned out bulbs. Happens after twenty years.
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they do light up, and they both use very small bulbs that, look kind of like christmas lights. I just finished replacing my oil pressure light. sometimes its just the contacts get dirty, but while you are in there looking, you may as well replace them. Im thinking of going in and putting in LED's instead for a bit of added brightness. but thats after i replace the water pump
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here's a great write up on how to take it apart.

remove early clock?

if you dont have the bulb numbers, i've got some out in the car.. i can go check and see which ones you'll need...
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o wow awesome, hehe i didnt know cuz they didnt work when i got the car so i just kinda pushed it aside, the car had way bigger problems back then. hehe yea they def. do burn out after twenty years. :P

the write up was great! ive done this a while ago and this def. refreshed my memory so thanks a bunch guys! il have those lights replaced in no time . Might even do it tonight.

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