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12-11-2025, 08:02 AM
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Re: 1933 dash instruments
Assuming it is functional, just pour out the old and add new. There is a screw top with the hose that goes to the tank on the reservoir on the back side of the gauge. There will be small metal rods in there too; do not remove they are for calibration. Lots of threads on this, search "hydrostatic" and they will come up.
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