<![CDATA[Accord Gauges]]>I have reverse indiglo gauges for my 94 accord but i dont know exactly how to go about putting them in. I have gotten my gauges all the way out and tried to install them but this was harder than i expected (only because i installed gauge faces in a 95 jetta and that was easier than shit). But if anyone can or knows anyone that could put them in or give me a hand that would be awesome!

-Tom

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99slowGSX wrote:
ask tin he knows how to do it..but DO NOT pop the needles off

I've put them in my 01 V6 accord. It was pretty easy. I don't know how older accords are, but whatever you do do not pop the needles off, if you do be prepare to buy a new gauge cluster.

I'm currently in the cities right now, I will be back in Moorhead later tonight(around 6). I work from 430pm till 1am on weekdays. You can give me a call and i could take a look at it.
329 1898

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