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water temp sensor, wiring and radiator hose $50 20% to SAU

I'll chuck in the old oil temp gauge, it is likely repairable.

Sorry blew my oil temp gauge on the weekend, so I have used my water temp gauge [they are the same gauge, only the sensors are different].

To the left of the dash cluster, on the dash and back off the edge by about 2.5 cm.

The rolled up lip actually mates up with the hump of the gauge cluster.

No, it is the finish. It is an imitation vinyl finish, sort of like on your dash, that dimpled type of texture. All you have to do is check yor mounting postion, cut the holes out for your gauges, and paint it the colour of your choice. A really simple job [i just did it with another one on my 'line].

You'll probably need a hole saw and a small grinding wheel to cut the holes out, and a can of vinyl spray paint. You may need either screws, double sided tape, or urethane [Wurths make a bloody good one that sets and holds well, used it heaps for veilside type kits].

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trident - I am kinda keen on the gauge holder too - Can you email me pics of yours fitted too??

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Thanks mate!

Oh, and why so much for a Series 2 ?

Christian

blx and prank, pics sent, knore, I could if your really keen, but you will loose resolution, that is why I'm only emailing the extra photo's, let me know what you want to do.

I've posted a pic of mine fitted [well will today].

I don't think it is, I think it will fit a SI, BUT I don't really know [maybe you can help here].

I'm in a town that has one skyline - mine, I can't check that sort of thing out.

I ordered it for a SII, and I know it fits a SII, so I stick to what I do know [which isn't much I gotta admit].

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