well everything works expect for the RPMs, it still doesnt move. i dont know im also clueless.
I had this problem back in the day of my DSM when I put in some gauges.
I have looked at the back of the Galant speedo and it looks like it might be the same way.
When you removed the gauge from the cluster, was there like 4 holes but only 3 screws? It is commonplace for screws to act as grounds or links to these gauges. Be sure they are installed exactly where they were taken out or else you could have an incomplete circuit.
I just had to try some trial and error when I messed mine up, are there any screw holes with a bronze circle surrounding the hole on the circuit?
I was asking if there are any screw holes on the back of your cluster that do not have a screw in them.
Screws like these: Notice how they are part of the circuit. The screws conduct electricity just like the pathways you see leading to them.
Well damn, there goes my idea.
Is your needle stripped where it attaches? Maybe the inside of it is spinning, but it isn't grabbing the needle.
so i found these S7 gauges, but just to make sure, the guage cluster isn't different no matter if its the v6 or i4 model correct?
Last edited by Galantman03; 07-05-2009 at 03:57 PM
^any luck with the rpm needle?
ok,guys! i just finished putting on the s7's. i followed the entire tut. like it was said before,the gauges would stay on even when the car if off. after that i read that i should tap into cig lighter, that is to be done tomorrow. my needles work well, i think. just noticed that before putting on the s7, i had a little less than a full tank, after i put it, i already had more than full. should i try to move the needle manually?
When i installed mine i moved it a bit so i had to move it to where it was. I did it exactly when i had half a tank so i couldnt mess it up.
Well the needle read half a tank before I started installing them.
Fill up the gas tank entirely, move the needle to full. Done and done.
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