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996 Instrument Cluster Gage Repair

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Use silicone based glue

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I recently purchased my 996 and the former owner used silicone based glue to add some aluminum rings over the gages.
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Use silicone based glue

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I recently purchased my 996 and the former owner used silicone based glue to add some aluminum rings over the gages.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I recently purchased my 996 and the former owner used silicone based glue to add some aluminum rings over the gages. Some of the silicone glue leaked onto the oil pressure gage. It seems impossible to get off. I tried dish soap as a degreaser to no avail. It seems the silicone has eaten the plastic. Is it possible to purchase just that one gage plastic. I hate to purchase a new instrument cluster for this small issue.

POST 2Original post

If you can't get any oem parts you can get aftermaket gauge faces from North Hollywood Speedometer.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks so much. They hooked me right up with some advice and can provide the face housing if that doesn't work.

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