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I have a 1957 Chevy 3100 Series truck. I removed the 3 screws holding the instrument bezel to the dashboard but can't get the bezel off to replace the old speedometer glass. Please let me know what else I need to do to remove the bezel so I can remove the old speedometer glass and replace it. Thanks, Roller

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welcome to the garage Roller, and welcome to one of the more frustrating areas to deal with on the Task Force series grin you need to remove the whole gauge cluster from the dash [that's what those 3 screws are for] and on the back you'll find a whole bunch more fasteners that hold all the bits together .... go slow and you'll get it all figured out, usually the top of the cluster needs to come out first [tilt forward] and it may take a bit of prying to get it

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red58 is right on, those are a booger to get out sometimes.


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What I found on mine was the oil pressure tube. The tube was not very long but follw it from eng. compartment to under/behind dash and one hand on cluster, other hand under/ behind work forward enough to remove oil tube nut.


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So if I am understanding this. The whole instrument cluster needs to come out of the dash just to replace the plastic face behind the bezel. Please confirm. Thanks again --- Roller

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confirmed, the whole cluster is a pre-assembled unit held together from the back side

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Thanks, I appreciate it.


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