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Fuel Pressure Gauge Repair Help Needed

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BobW in Tampa

BobW in Tampa

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Just when you think you have everything sorted out, you find out it just ain't so🙄. Went out to fly my 69 140b yesterday and found that the fuel pressure gauge needle fell off the movement's shaft!!! Any tips in how to remove the gauge cluster and gain access to make a repair would be appreciated!
 

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