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107 Instrument Cluster Dust
Hello, Please don't laugh.
Is there a way, (aside from removing the cluster) to clean the dust from the three plastic shields on the cluster. Mine is getting pretty thick. I have learned a lot from reading all of your posts and replys. Some of them have really saved me lots of money and sweat. 1986 560SL A Sweetheart 144k Thanks, Jack M. |
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Well, no. It's one solid piece, and you have to remove the instrument cluster and disassemble it (nasty, but doable). But this gives you the opportunity to:
1. Dust everything else 2. Replace ALL bulbs (even ones that light get dark spots and don't put out full illumination) 3. Polish the plastic lens (it's probably been scratched by cleaning from the outside after all these years) with Plastx and a fine cloth 4. (Optional) paint the needles. There are (sort of) instructions in a PDF on my website on how to do this (use at your own risk). I've done this to both of my cars and they look like new.
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strife is correct, no other way
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Dust
Thank you, That's what I gathered over the years but I was just hoping for a short cut. Jack
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