Dash panel makeover project...
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Isn't that scary removing all those wires and worrying about getting them all back to the correct gauges and you've got 3-4 more than me, I'm guessing you labeled them like I did, plus I took a few pics of the back of mine, post a pic when your 100% done.
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Will definitely post pic after it's back in.
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The shop installing my dash is going with a new harness where it splits towards the front. The square 8 wire plug. I am told, he will have it all hooked up and then just plug the harness in. Not sure if this is an option for your boat.
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My panel has two of those 8 wire plugs plus a whole lot of wires that connect with snap plugs. I've already done 99% of the work, so changing those at this point doesn't really make sense for me. I just have to reconnect the two plugs and snap the remaining wires back together and theyre all color coded.
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Mission accomplished!!! Got the dash installed back in the boat. Will have to take a daylight picture, but here's what it looked like after I finished tonight..
Mission accomplished!!! Got the dash installed back in the boat. Will have to take a daylight picture, but here's what it looked like after I finished tonight..


