i got a set of reverse glo gauges for my 94 integra off of ebay, they work and everything the only thing is how can i get them to stay in one spot they are too loose around the needles i tried to side tape but the needles stick still like the rpm will get stuck on 2000 and won't move can anyone help me out thanks

 

[QUOTE=AcuraIntegraitr]i got a set of reverse glo gauges for my 94 integra off of ebay, they work and everything the only thing is how can i get them to stay in one spot they are too loose around the needles i tried to side tape but the needles stick still like the rpm will get stuck on 2000 and won't move can anyone help me out thanks[/QUOTE]

Use thin double sided scotch tape and tape the glo gauges down to the original gauge.

 

you better not really have an itr

 

those things are crap off ebay, the ones i got don't even fit in right. Unless I'm not installing them correctly... but I gave up on that, waste of $10. You get what you pay for i guess.

 

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I can.

Remove that junk from your car, enjoy the functional stock illumination, and the issue will be solved.

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There was no 94 ITR.