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Sure, I don't know what makes them the ones that all are compared against. ;)

I doubt the CRT can be chromed. It has to be dipped in a nickel plating 1st, then dipped in the Chrome plating. I will ask tommorrow when I pick up my throttles though. I picked up an extra CRT unit a couple yrs ago. Was going to try to put it on my hyd steering, but figured it was just easier to go the dual in handle trim switch route. 1 for drives, other for tabs. This way I can hit both switches with my thumb for ease.

Why do you have 2 fuel gauges? I really like the looks of your monster gauges. I stuck with my regular setup, with just the white rims replaced with chrome ones. Looks 100x better. Classier.

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I checked and in my 89' their are no connecters whatsoever.......pull off wire.....mark it.......pull off wire.....mark it.......total PITA......

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This 35 has 2 tanks, where my 32 had a single. Damn that seems like a bunch of wire!

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2 tanks = 2 gauges (in other words....twice the inaccuracies)

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too slow :D

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Did you check along the side where the harness goes back along the gunnel? My wiring diagram shows harness connectors for all models in 88 and 89. Has yours been re-rigged? I have seen stranger things before.

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I didnt find any in my 91 either.

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Maybe I didnt look hard enough.

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My plugs were not visible right under the dash. They were pushed into the gunnels, but enough slack to pull them out in the open to unplug.

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Has anyone every looked into closing off the bottom side of the dash?
Always seemed chinsey for the dash to be open underneath.