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Old 08-24-2011, 11:52 AM   #1
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Recently purchased these, was wondering if anyone else has them installed already and would be willing to take me step by step on how to..
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Old 08-25-2011, 04:46 PM   #2
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Recently purchased these, was wondering if anyone else has them installed already and would be willing to take me step by step on how to..
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perhaps a silly question, but did they come with instructions? I've had my dash apart several times, and I've installed a TRD 10k tach. Please post up if you run into any problems with the install.
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yeah, they came with instructions.
all 3 gauges are to completely replace the gauge cluster.

only problem is, I have no idea which wire is which.
example: for the Speedo; it comes with 3 wires, a wire to connect to the VSS, ground, and power source.
i have no idea what wire is the VSS wire, or ground or power source in the car itself..
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yeah, they came with instructions.
all 3 gauges are to completely replace the gauge cluster.

only problem is, I have no idea which wire is which.
example: for the Speedo; it comes with 3 wires, a wire to connect to the VSS, ground, and power source.
i have no idea what wire is the VSS wire, or ground or power source in the car itself..
This may help :

http://mkiv.com/manual/1995_electric...ual/index.html
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