Hello yes you should be able to get a good gauge on eBay for 30 bucks or so, or you can send yours to I think it is MOMO or something. They are in New Mexico and Moss has their address in the catalog; I have found them very cool. In addition, I have taken many apart and most the time they just need cleaning up. However, I did have one in which the needle would come lose and then kinda work sometimes that really messed with my head because oil pressure is something, you know, pretty serious.
They come apart kinda weird so be careful. First turn the class off the front then on the back of the gauge can is a nut that holds the guts and needle in place. This nut sits on the feed line and also holds the needle assembly in place. The trick is to back the nut off without letting the feed line wobble because when the feed line wobbles the needle moves and can bend, break, and ect. You need to leave the needle on because it is woven in behind the face indicator. With the nut lose(not off) and the face indicator lose you can slide the face indicator off weaving it through the slot in the indicator face. You can set the mechanical guts on a pencil and slide the can off. I use a fine small soft brush to clean the painted face to remove dirt then clean the metal can. Even if you break one of them it is worth the education to see how the mechanism works.
Sp53