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Hi. I have a 1997 Camaro Z28, and am wondering how to install my glow gauges. Is there anyone who can help me with this?

 
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Never done it myself so IDK, but Arch and some others can prob give ya some pretty good advice.

 
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if your just talking about the overlays man it is very simple.. you pull the front piece off around the gauges (just held by clips and 2 screws) then unscrew the actual gauge cluster and pull it straight out.. once its out remove the front clear cover (maybe 4 screws) and you can manipulate the overlay into place around the gauge needles without moving them.. reinstall everything and the wiring should be simple

 
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welcome to the site. for 97s

 
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Alright we got that part down, got the cover off an all, but now there are 6 connectors that we do not know where they go. We also just put them over the factory and they don't glow, maybe I have to cut off the factory?

 
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what do the connectors look like?.. what brand are they? maybe send me a pic of the connectors and i can help your being a little to general..

and no you dont have to touch the stock gauge lighting.. the overlay will cover and blackout the stock lighting and provide its own lighting..

 
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NOOOOO NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! DON'T CUT ANYTHING. CHECK MY POST http://www.projectcamaro.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=10167. LET ME KNOW IF U HAVE A PROBLEM

 
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Hi. I got the pics of the connectors. But can't upload them right now cause I can't find the USB cord to put them on my computer. I'll post em tommorrow.

 
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um about not cutting the stock ones. What if I took off the cover and found that half of it has been cut around the edgea, would that affect the needles somehow on there movement, and would I repaste them? Looks like previous owner had glow gauges put took em out.

I mean this car was a real peice oh **** when I bought it.

 
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any bare wire is a short whether it is currently or not, treat it like one. Tape those wires up really well

 
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Here are the connectors

 
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um you may want to copy and paste, and um make the pics smaller. I never knew they would be this pixelated.