Please don't laugh everyone.I purchased a set of indiglo gauges from Ebay for a REALLY good deal. They took 3 months to get to my house. At any rate, it took me about 2 hour to put them in. I had no idea this install was going to be so difficult. Got down to the last screw and the GAS & TEMP needles STICK! I was so upset I called the company personally and they have gave me the run around everytime I call. I won the auction in Marchl, did not get the guages til near end of MAY! I don't think they are made for my car. I have yet to take them out because I don't feel like it! The instructions were just a picture of a hand putting gauges in and sliding them over some needles. What have I done wrong? Ill sell them for same I bought them. I mean they look good it is just I have to keep going to the gas station guessing how much gas I have and no telling if im running hot or not.
HELP!
-Ambush
Hey Ambush;
All the Indiglo gauges that we have ever installed lie flat on the bezel of the dash gauge. I don't know why the needles are "sticking" because they should be clear of the Indiglo gauges. When you mean they are sticking... do you mean that no longer work or is it that they move a little bit and then stop ? If they do not move at all, maybe one of the screws from the back of the gauge loosed off. If this happens then the gauage doesn't work anymore because it's attached to the board by those 3 ( or 4 ) screws.
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Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA
also what you can do is take a fork and pry up the needles a little bit you may have pushed them down so what you did is push them to close to frame now that you took apart and put back together it promise it will not be half as long do it up try it and post back simple fix .
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Jon
Installer/Help Technician
---coral springs florida---
mecp certification is not always needed. I have it and it has not helped me out at all. my experience out shines it.