bugs in the gauges
the plastic dash panel is fused together with melted plastic rivets from the factory... not meant to be opened.
i would use an air compressor with a blow nozzle and attempt to push air threw the reset trip-o-meter opening/clock **** and move the bugs to a different location out of view.
be sure to make sure the compressor is free of any water in the bottom of the tank... no added moisture needed.
i would use an air compressor with a blow nozzle and attempt to push air threw the reset trip-o-meter opening/clock **** and move the bugs to a different location out of view.
be sure to make sure the compressor is free of any water in the bottom of the tank... no added moisture needed.
I like the compressor idea. Try this one, it uses the compressor too. Get a vacuum cleaner with the narrow tip attachment, place it over one opening and the then the compressor over the other. Turn both units on and wallah! That should force their dead little bodies out. Let me know if it works.
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