NOTE for reassembly, I found it easier to re-attached the speedometer by reaching under the speedometer side, with my skinny hand, holding the cable and pressing the closer back until you feel the ring/spring click. Once that is done, align the two mounting studs one left, one right and press the cluster back, onto the cable harness, that is already fixed into position. BEFORE reinstalling, check all of your bulbs and the sockets, I use a rechargeable battery from one of my drill motors, and alligator clips. I found several iffy bulbs, just replace them, all used conductive grease on this for positive connection. Actually I heard this the hard way, and had to remove my cluster 3 times, to get everything working. Test everything again before putting the main gauge bezel back on too.
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Any idea what size screw can be used for the column selector cable clip?
NOTE for reassembly, I found it easier to re-attached the speedometer by reaching under the speedometer side, with my skinny hand, holding the cable and pressing the closer back until you feel the ring/spring click. Once that is done, align the two mounting studs one left, one right and press the cluster back, onto the cable harness, that is already fixed into position. BEFORE reinstalling, check all of your bulbs and the sockets, I use a rechargeable battery from one of my drill motors, and alligator clips. I found several iffy bulbs, just replace them, all used conductive grease on this for positive connection. Actually I heard this the hard way, and had to remove my cluster 3 times, to get everything working. Test everything again before putting the main gauge bezel back on too.
Thanks for the Video
Did everything work after replacing your circuit tape?
Yes, everything worked great. Original Parts Group in Seal Beach CA has the circuit tape
Please, can you let me know where you bought the a new circuit board ?
Original Parts Group in Huntington Beach CA.