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Repair technique 200 1989

posted by  derek uk on  Thu Dec 4 07:14 CST 2014
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Being as many of us, most of us, have a few spares "on the shelf" even duplicates of things we've not had go bad in 10 years, I wonder how many have a set of gears on the shelf "just in case". I confess that I repaired mine by swapping in a complete correctly numbered instrument panel. The extra 10k miles on it, up to 70k, meant it probably corrected the mileage I'd lost. Was intermittent when I bought the car, a '92 SE wagon.






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