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In order to replace the fuel gadge you will have to remove the dash piece surrounding the gadge cluster/ tachometer/etc. there is a few bolts and screws but once you are able to access the gadges its as easy as unplug remove and replaceing the specific gadge the labor around removing the dash takes a few but after you remove the bolts underneath and afew to the sides and above you will get r done
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