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Instrument Dial Removal Tool
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Are we talking about the needles on speedos and tachs? If so, a dinner fork works pretty well.
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Aha, that's what I'm looking for! Thanks George!
Rick, the gauges are from a TF and and the needles are very tight. I don't want to damage the face as their near impossible to get. Some use two spoons, but I don't want to pull on the pins, with a tool, it'll push the pin out. If I send them out, it'll be in the neighborhood of $500.00 for restoration. Might still have to do that, not sure. PJ
Rick, the gauges are from a TF and and the needles are very tight. I don't want to damage the face as their near impossible to get. Some use two spoons, but I don't want to pull on the pins, with a tool, it'll push the pin out. If I send them out, it'll be in the neighborhood of $500.00 for restoration. Might still have to do that, not sure. PJ