Gauges on Classic's dash

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hippolover

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Having recently bought a 1971 classic, 2 door, pretty spartan interior, no rev counter etc there are 4 x 52mm gauge holes in the middle of the dash. They obviously should be there i.e. not the after-effects of some idiot with a bit and brace. It is my intention to fit a clock, oil pressure gauge, ammeter or voltmeter and a small tachometer. Can anyone say what order they would have been as a factory fit or were they just papped in in any order as long as they worked? :cool:
PS am still working on the hot misfire which is now happening after only about 4 miles rather than ten as it was last week.
 
hi hippo i have had sim problem with my old classic, the misfire was a hair crack in the dizey cap (gets hot and swells apart) i found this by spraying a fine mist of water over dizey cap, my gauges were clock/oil/watertemp/amps,hope that helps.pj
 
I have amps, oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, may have a clock to fit as well, all out of 1971, ranger41
 
I found the gauges easy to see with a quick glance were the ones on the far left so i went oil pres, amp, temp, time. cus if you think about it you have to look around the steering wheel to look at the last one.
 
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