Halo Gauges & Indiglo Needles, Finally Installed! Options

[Neipas09]

I pushed them on a little bit, but i didn't go to town on them. I pushed too hard on the tach the first time i put it on and when i hit the gas the needle would stick so i had to take it off and put it back on. Works fine now though.

An Exacto knife should work just fine for cutting holes, but if it was me i would just leave it as it is cause the lights always bother me when i'm driving. I actually removed the bulb from my seatbelt indicator.

[1ReaLCEL]

what worked for was to unhook the battery and let it recalibrate that way, and it worked..

[erc]

Why take the needles off at all? I installed my Halo gauges without removing the needles. It took me a little longer, and you gotta be careful, but it sure beats having to recalibrate everything.

[Neipas09]

QUOTE (erc @ Jan 11 2003, 12:20 PM)

Why take the needles off at all? I installed my Halo gauges without removing the needles. It took me a little longer, and you gotta be careful, but it sure beats having to recalibrate everything.

Well of course it's easier to work around the needles for the gauges. But i also installed tiny LEDs under the needles so it lit up blue. That i could not work around, i had to take the needles off so i could stick the bulb under the needles.

[celica3sgte]

About your needles. So it's just an LED light underneath it. How much did you say it cost? Those can't be but a few dollars. Looks really good. Oh,,, let me know where you got the leds and what kind they were.

This post has been edited by spongebob: Jan 21, 2003 - 6:50 PM