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YOUR RESEARCHrev counter "inner" dirt, removing instrument cowl

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Clean inside guage

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Is it a possible DIY job to remove the instrument cowl to clean the inside guage?
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Replace gauge faceplates

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You can check out this article on changing the gauge faceplates.
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Clean inside guage

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Is it a possible DIY job to remove the instrument cowl to clean the inside guage?
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rev counter "inner" dirt, removing instrument cowl

Replace gauge faceplates

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You can check out this article on changing the gauge faceplates.
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Hi, After picking up my car from detailing today I noticed the inside guage of the rev counter, where the digital info for speed, mileage, etc is displayed is splattered with some goo! It's not the outside instrument cowl plastic cover, it's actually the guage inside!! I can only guess some kind of air pressure as blown inside and soiled the dial? Is it a possible DIY job to remove the instrument cowl to clean the inside guage? help?

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You can check out this article on changing the gauge faceplates. That should get you in there. Speed Yellow Gauge Faceplate - Articles

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