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  1. Mullaney

    Gauge Cluster Wiring… Help?

    . Well HmmwvTim , It definitely looks like the creeping crud has attacked your dash for sure. Makes you wonder how much time the truck spent without a top in the rain. The steel sockets and the steel bulb bases seem to grow without any dielectric on them. At least you found the problem!
  2. Mullaney

    Gauge Cluster Wiring… Help?

    . New and Improved! It's very cool that Fed Mil bulbs thought about the problem then developed a solution.
  3. Mullaney

    Gauge Cluster Wiring… Help?

    . Very true! Most LEDs only point forward from the socket - not around the socket.
  4. Mullaney

    Gauge Cluster Wiring… Help?

    . Could be a bad ground on the speedy meter. Bad ground will make the light not work or be really weak. Quick hack is to clamp a length of wire to the ground post on your battery and touch it to the back of the speedometer. If it brightens the lights, you will need to run yourself a new...
  5. Mullaney

    Gauge Cluster Wiring… Help?

    . And if you have the push button light switch, by default it is dim. There is a low and high setting even for the 3-Lever
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