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Anyone in the Midwest rebuild the combo gauge
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tony barnhill
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Look at my thread "63 Midget Instruments"....if you need any of those business' contact info, lemme know.
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Very Cool, Thanks! Hey, after I posted this I thought I should at least test my gauge to see if the bulb was in the failure mode. I boiled some water and dunked the bulb and the gauge jumped to life. In order to get it to come back to rest on the cold stop pin, I had to run it under cold water. But it works! Cool!