Contents: Control lamps and panel lighting…⬇ Voltage stabilizer ⬇ Fuel and temperature gauges - low…⬇ Fuel and temperature gauges -…⬇ Tachometer ⬇ Speedometer ⬇ Printed circuit diagram ⬇
1. Remove the instrument panel as described in Chapter 18, then proceed as follows.
Control lamps and panel lighting lamps
Removal
2. Turn the socket of the corresponding lamp clockwise and remove it from the printed circuit board at the back of the instrument panel (see illustration).
3. The lamps are built into lamp sockets and must be replaced as a unit.
Installation
4. Installation is carried out in reverse order.
Voltage stabilizer
Removal
5. Loosen the mounting screw on the back of the instrument panel, then disconnect the voltage regulator from the printed circuit contacts (see illustration).
Installation
6. Installation is carried out in reverse order.
Fuel and temperature gauges - low end models
Removal
7. Disconnect the trip meter installation pin from the front of the panel.
8. Release the two retaining clips from the top of the panel and remove the panel cover (see illustration).
9. Unscrew the two mounting nuts and remove the corresponding sensor from the instrument panel.
Installation
10. Installation is carried out in reverse order.
Fuel and temperature gauges - high-end models
11. The procedure is similar to that described in points 7-10, except that the sensor assembly is secured with four nuts.
Tachometer
12. The procedure is similar to that described in points 7-10, except that the tachometer is secured with three nuts (see illustration).
Speedometer
Removal
13. Proceed as described in points 7 and 8.
14. Unscrew the four mounting screws on the back of the panel (see illustration).
Installation
15. Installation is carried out in reverse order.
Printed circuit diagram
Removal
16. Remove all lamps, instruments and voltage stabilizer as described previously in this Chapter.
17. Carefully remove the printed circuit board from the instrument panel.
Installation
18. Installation is carried out in reverse order, but make sure that the printed circuit board is placed correctly on the back of the instrument panel.
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