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As you can tell by all the posts I'm having issues with my ammeter not reading correctly.

Has anyone seen a replacment voltmeter that will install in the factory ammeter location in the dash? All the voltmeters I've seen are round under the dash types. I love the look of the TF series dash insert and would like to keep it looking like it does.

For some reason I have a nagging thought in the back of my mind that someone makes replacement gauges to fit in the factory locations. A new voltmeter instead of ammeter, a better graduated oil pressure gauge and a temp gauge that actually shows temperature. Maybe I read it in Classic Trucks magazine a long time ago. I guess the old noodle isn't what it used to be.

Anyone have any knowledge/experience on this???


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encore gauges

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Dad;

Exactly what I was looking for. They don't list any prices on the Encore series that I can find. Did you get any work done? How was the price/quality of work?

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Larry


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I've never used their service

Just a site I have bookmarked.

Maybe others offer the same service?




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There are a number of gauge rebuilders. Buy a copy of Hemmings Motor News.


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Does anyone have any personal experience with a gauge rebuilder? I'm looking for comments on cost and quality.


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Larry

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