Trying to find a DIN slot gauge holder but for two gauges, not three. Plenty on ebay which are triple gauge holders. The only double gauge holders I've found are for VW's. Thompson do a double (http://www.thompson-automotive.com/cata ... 029659.htm) but I'd like one sooner rather than later. Does anyone know of a local place or of another place I should be looking?
Thanks.
DIN slot gauge holder
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Re: DIN slot gauge holder
I'd just buy a blank plate and a 52mm hole saw.
Or just cut out a sheet of alu/steel and cut it to shape etc.
Or just cut out a sheet of alu/steel and cut it to shape etc.
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Re: DIN slot gauge holder
A single DIN gauge holder is generic, it may be listed for a model (such as VW) but the slot is the same size.
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MX5Parts (UK) does this one: http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/instrument-holder-mazda-mk2-25-hole-p-1828.html
I've found their shipping to be very fast, usually faster than buying from Interstate!
I've found their shipping to be very fast, usually faster than buying from Interstate!
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Re: DIN slot gauge holder
I really don't want to spend the time making one. I have more important jobs on the car to focus on.
Kev. Is this the one you have? It says its designed to go underneath the stereo, I plan to use it on top. If its the one you have, yours is mounted ontop IIRC? No issues then?
Kev. Is this the one you have? It says its designed to go underneath the stereo, I plan to use it on top. If its the one you have, yours is mounted ontop IIRC? No issues then?
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Yeah I have the three gauge panel but it's the same one from them. From memory I can't recall any issues fitting it at the top. I seem to recall that if the head unit is removed the gauge panel will slip down a bit, but once all in place it's held there no problem.
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Great. Thanks mate. Will order one and see how I go. I'll let you know when my car is done and we'll go for a spin.
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