02-07-2025, 10:31 AM
You need the whole front/top part. Options are limited, but here's how I would fix it.
The top of that little circuit board has a red LED that flashes initially to indicate the heat level, 3 flashes for high, dowm to 1 flash for low. It also has a push switch, just like the ones used to reset the tripmeter, etc.
I would cut a 1/8" ring out of a plastic drinking straw and put it around the switch. Use a hot glue gun to put a smooth 1/8" layer over the entire circuitboard EXCEPT the switch. This would keep it water out of the circuitboard, and allow you to see the LED.
Make a button (maybe a thumbtack or equivalent, and silicone it above the straw, making sure the switch still click-clicks. To make the rest of the housing, use a moldable glue (like Sugru), or a pliable epoxy like PlasticWeld epoxy putty.
As far as thegear posiition indicator in the center of the dash, it is blank when the green neutral light in the speedo goes on, it neve indicates N. If it is stuck in between gears, it indicates a " - ".
The top of that little circuit board has a red LED that flashes initially to indicate the heat level, 3 flashes for high, dowm to 1 flash for low. It also has a push switch, just like the ones used to reset the tripmeter, etc.
I would cut a 1/8" ring out of a plastic drinking straw and put it around the switch. Use a hot glue gun to put a smooth 1/8" layer over the entire circuitboard EXCEPT the switch. This would keep it water out of the circuitboard, and allow you to see the LED.
Make a button (maybe a thumbtack or equivalent, and silicone it above the straw, making sure the switch still click-clicks. To make the rest of the housing, use a moldable glue (like Sugru), or a pliable epoxy like PlasticWeld epoxy putty.
As far as thegear posiition indicator in the center of the dash, it is blank when the green neutral light in the speedo goes on, it neve indicates N. If it is stuck in between gears, it indicates a " - ".