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Putting together a gauge cluster and I need the turn & High beam tubes. Is there a homebuilt remedy? Duct tape and a toilet paper tube? What have you done?
Behind/inside the guage cluster are tubes (looks like super mini toilet paper rolls) around each bulb that keeps the lights focused behind the colored indicators for High beam, turn signal etc. Without them, your high beam and turn indicators would all look lit up.
Putting together a gauge cluster and I need the turn & High beam tubes. Is there a homebuilt remedy? Duct tape and a toilet paper tube? What have you done?
go check out the candy shelves at the market check out area. lots of products come in a small plastic tube that could be used, just be sure you leave enough area around the bulb so it won't melt.
I just about went and bought about 6 rolls of Rolos, in case of failure of course. But I ended up using a toilet paper roll tube that had come unrolled. I re rolled it tight enough then wrapped it in masking tape.
I just about went and bought about 6 rolls of Rolos, in case of failure of course. But I ended up using a toilet paper roll tube that had come unrolled. I re rolled it tight enough then wrapped it in masking tape.
I have not seen a cluster tube, so not certain of the size but would the cardboard tube from a dry cleaning hanger work? (If so, there might be one hanging in your closet, or then again, maybe not with this crowd....)