How to adjust crooked gauges???
#11
But that would be just my luck!
#12
#13
Yes, Marty with GaugeLEDmods. Turnaround was quick. Sent package with return shipping label on the first of Feb. Received today. I haven't put the bike back together as the trailer where the bike is was cold. Maybe after the cold snap next week *anything above 32 degrees), I will put it all back and submit a pic or two. I never understood why MoCo would put a red face plate stereo with yellow gauges. Doesn't matter any more.
#14
Don't know your setup, but only two screws each held the tach and speedo. The LED bulbs for the gauges were a piece of cake and they just twist out. Swapped them out in less than 10 minutes. Took longer to drink the beer as I admired the work.
#15
#16
You can remove the outer fairing, loosen the bracket that holds the gauge and get a little movement-maybe enough to line them up if its only a few degrees. If you're referring to taking the gauge apart to rotate it then I would recommend that you contact the guy that did the led work and ask him.
#17
Joe at harleygaugemods.com just did a set for me, first class and the needles are zero'd out
To the OP, I would send them back to the guy who did yours and have him fix it, I'm pretty sure for best results the should be plugged into a bike and then set to zero ....
#18
I think you are referring to Joe over at HarleyGaugeMods.com - which is different from who the OP used - GaugeLEDmods
Joe at harleygaugemods.com just did a set for me, first class and the needles are zero'd out
To the OP, I would send them back to the guy who did yours and have him fix it, I'm pretty sure for best results the should be plugged into a bike and then set to zero ....
Joe at harleygaugemods.com just did a set for me, first class and the needles are zero'd out
To the OP, I would send them back to the guy who did yours and have him fix it, I'm pretty sure for best results the should be plugged into a bike and then set to zero ....
I am going to file the notches in the faring. I only need to file less than 1/8" I think.
Last edited by Hate Work; 02-13-2016 at 03:55 PM.
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