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Genuine Ford Bronco II Instrument Cluster
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Ford Bronco II Instrument Cluster
Instrument Cluster Consists of dials and electronic display that found at the back of the steering wheel in Ford Bronco II wheel and informs the driver about the vehicle's performance and driving environment. This cluster has the speedometer, tachometer, fuel gage, and exterior lights warning gage and seat belt warning light. For safety reasons, driver should be constantly informed of speed and the current fuel status of the vehicle. If your gauges fail you, it may be time to get a new factory instrument cluster and have it swapped with a remanufactured one. The term dashboard now also refers to the car's centre console, and has gradually absorbed features formerly called by that name or incorporated elsewhere, such as climate and entertainment controls and safety -related displays.
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Ford Bronco II Instrument Cluster Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the instrument cluster in a Ford Bronco II?A: Disconnect the battery ground cable. Remove the two steering column shroud-to-panel retaining screws and remove the shroud. Remove the lower instrument panel trim. Remove the cluster trim cover from the instrument panel by removing the eight screws. Remove the four instrument cluster to panel retaining screws. Position the cluster slightly away from the panel for access to the back of the cluster to disconnect the speedometer. If there is not sufficient access to disengage the speedometer cable from the speedometer, it may be necessary to remove the speedometer cable at the transmission and pull cable through cowl, to allow room to reach the speedometer quick disconnect. Disconnect the wiring harness connector from the printed circuit, and any bulb-and-socket assemblies from the wiring harness to the cluster assembly and remove the cluster assembly from the instrument-panel. Apply approximately 1/8 in. diameter ball of D7AZ-19A331-A Silicone Dielectric compound or equivalent in the drive hole of the speedometer head. Position the cluster near its opening in the instrument panel. Connect the wiring harness connector to the printed circuit. and any bulb-and-socket assemblies from the wiring harness to the cluster assembly. Position the cluster to the instrument panel and install the four cluster to panel retaining screws. Install the panel trim covers and the steering column shroud. Connect the battery ground cable. Check operation of all gauges, lamps and signals.
