Dashboard PCB Replacement (CJH Design)

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The Hairy Camper
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Re: Dashboard PCB Replacement (CJH Design)

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Some good news today, I managed to source a Diesel tachometer from a Jetta. Had some time to fiddle and test it with the latest PCB prototype this week and although it's not a perfect fit, it works!

I may have a go at swapping over the PCB from the Jetta tachometer into the T3 tachometer I have. If it works I should have a functioning factory tachometer on my T3.

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Re: Dashboard PCB Replacement (CJH Design)

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hence no temp gauge :lol:
Still looks like a good option for the fix
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Temp and fuel gauge are there (and functioning!), but are not much good as they are hidden behind the Jetta RPM plate :lol:

A win is a win though!
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