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hmm..help? i put the white gauge face on my 2000, after i pulled the needles off the pins to remove the old stock face and replace the new white one, the gauges are all wrong, they read crazy stuff, i was told that i need to play guess and check with them untill i get it right, meaning playing with the possition, put it back together then fixing as needed how ever many times, anyone have a better idea how to go about this?
 

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you were suppose to mark down where the needles were.
 
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I dont know if this will work, but give it a try. Its a diagnostic trick. maybee it will put the needles in the right place. No idea but trying to help..

http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/dtcodes.htm
 
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Edit: The initial sweep of the needles is what Im talking about.
 
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Yeah you were supposed to make sure you wrote down where they were to begin with, but no big deal. I have a '00 as well and I had to go through this and I can give you some assistance. Since you do have a 2000 this link will work, as this is how I got my needles to be dead-nuts on again. Just read all the way through it and it gives you a digital readout of temp, oil pressure, fuel, voltage, and the best part is, it will tell you the exact RPM's and MPH.

The only thing is that you will have to set the four smaller needles first then turn the car on, and get the RPM's and MPH while you are driving. I know this might sound dangerous, but it works like a charm. Here is the link http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/dtcodes.htm. Let me know is you need further assistance.
 
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