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Chrome ring and black trim ring have been removed. It seems there is a rubber gasket holding the glass in place. How is this rubber gasket removed without damaging it? I can run a thin screwdriver around the perimeter where it meets the metal casing but it is hard to tell how wide this rubber gasket is and if I will damage it. Almost like it's stuck to the casing. It would seem that once this gasket is removed the glass could be carefully pried out. Any thoughts? Karl
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TR2/3/3A Speedometer glass removal to access needle and face plate?
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