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Old 07-15-2007, 06:14 PM
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Big round plug on back of inst. cluster, which way does it go?

In the process of fixing a broken dimmer switch on the 260e, the plastic piece in the middle of the big round plug that controls the temp/fuel/oil press gauges broke off and I don't know which way to put it back on (don't want to have the wrong pins plugged into the wrong holes on the plug).


Does anyone know how I can line this up correctly and not fry anything?

This may sound confusing...if so I can elaborate, just ask.

thanks in advance.

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Old 07-15-2007, 08:05 PM
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Do you still have the part that broke off? If so super glue it back on. Best to do this with the cluster out. More room to work.
With the broken piece glued back on you can then reattach the big round plug correctly. After hocked up used a marker of some sort to draw across the plug onto the cluster, so if the part breaks off again, you can at least line up the marks.

If you have lost the part that broke off go to a junkyard and practice with their clusters. You should get the right idea of lining up the correct pins this way. Look for a car that has the dash removed. More clearance to see. Always a cluster laying around somewhere. I go to Pic N Pull around here. Two bucks to get in is cheap insurance.
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Old 07-15-2007, 08:40 PM
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Thanks for the info, I actually just fixed it. I have a parts car, so I "practiced" with it and got it on correctly.
Problem solved!

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