I'm so frustrated, I'm willing to pay for good quality photo(s) of the connections to the Fuel, Tach & Speedo gauges. The car I bought was crossed wired and I can't seem to figure it out!
Thanks,
Terry B

Does this help? If so please send $1 Million (said real slow) to me

If you post the year of your car I can post the electrical diagram for it as well.

Thanks, it's a good start... but I'm finding that the colors of my wires don't seem to match the colors shown on the electrical schematic - For instance, I know that the wire for the high beam indicator goes in hole 4, but I don't find a white/blue wire in my "bundle" of wires, as is indicated on the electrical schematic.
That doesn't mean I'm not grateful for your help!
Terry B

And it's a 1975 914.

These are for a 1974 but someone has added notes to it which makes it more useful.

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Hope this helps

The 1975 model files are to big to post. If you send me an email I can send them to you.

I'm going to change the title of this thread and move it to the garage. I have faith that our members can and will help you out without you having to fork over any dough for pictures.

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Here a picture of the speedometer of a 75. I only have a picture of the speedometer since that was the only gauge I took out. Let me know if no one else is not able to provide you with pictures of the other gauges and I'll see if I can find some time to take off the gauge panel on my car and take some pictures for you later this week.

Man this is really handy, I am just in the middle of this myself. Thanks guys. Mike

Thank you, everyone who has contributed here... I think this might be enough to get me there... Happy New Year to all!
Terry B

You have the pics that I posted in your other thread? They are from a '71, but should be of some help.

Here's some pictures. Hope it helps.

Gauge set -
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Tach -
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Fuel and Oil Temp Gauge -
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fuel and temp gauge from a slightly different angle -
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all together -
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Huge help... THANK YOU!
Terry B