Dilema

[ndd]

Have all new gauges to build custom gauge cluster for 84 notch.  The original digital dash is intermittently functional. I have a spare digital cluster which does not work as well.  I am thinking of gutting the cluster that does not work to use to hold new gauges.  Though I’m torn to do so!  I know some one would love the components.  It is not like these are easy to find.  But using an original cluster to use as a base for new gauges would sure make installation easier. Two gauge digital one poor shape on works intermittently.  What should I do?
Post MergeThe gauge cluster will be for 84 hatch 5.0 not my notch that I’m keeping as original as possible.   Peace

[BOSSMAN]

I would keep the old digital dash and try finding a used analog unit to modify, if you can't I would keep all the digital components inside as they might be good for spares.

[ndd]

I agree I don’t want to ruin what could be a gold mine for someone. I would like a broke analog just for outer body to use as base for new cluster. Problem is I don’t have one.  Peace

[BOSSMAN]

This is interesting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBS2QAPxAgc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djOIJkhjuKo

nx1600 cluster into a s12

[JonB]

I pretty sure i have 2 digi clusters. Tach in my analogue isnt working and everyone one wants too much for another one.

Generally I consider the encoder down on the firewall for the digi to be a little more sought after than the dash it self, but who knows. Havent shopped digis in a while.

[deucekazoo]

There is an analog cluster for sale on eBay right now. Price is decent but shipping is a little high.

[JonB]

Theres an se one on there aswell as a 4, which is $70. I jqbe a 4. Im just gonna get one of those cheap ebay tachs here soon.

I threw out atleast two functioning analogue clusters, but now that i need one, theyre worth something i guess.

Maybe you shouldnt chop the digi cluster. Who knows. If you do and your worried - i got two, and the world isnt void of them:)