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#1226891 07/24/2017 4:52 PM
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Wondered if anyone could provide some insight. I have a speedo and gauge gasket set from Classic Parts and am stumped as to how to put these gaskets in the gauges.
I know they fit behind the chrome bezel and there are 2 pieces of tubular foam rubber seal both different diameter. I assume 2 different diameter pieces
of foam seal for each gauge. The thing is, the 2 together don't add up to sealing the entire circumference of the gauge face. What am I missing.

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What make, model and year truck are you working on? This forum covers everything from the beginning to 1972 for both Chevrolet and GMC...

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posey,

In each new thread that you start, state the make/year/size-model of truck, and any other equipment that is pertinent to your question.

1954 235 1/2 ton (3100) chevy (pickup?)
This information might be pertinent for you to receive useful/helpful information.

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1954 Chevy half ton pickup

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I do not remember.

Maybe someone has a Factory Assembly Manual and will look up that part/assembly. (and get lucky, if it shows the seal)?


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