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    Default Removing the guage cluster

    Does disconnecting the gauge cluster electrical connector (to remove the gauge cluster for better access to the inside of the cougar skull) cause any problems for the computer ? Does the battery need to be disconnected before the gauge cluster is removed ?

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    No problems .Just have to reset the clock. Also there is enough slack in the cable you can just lay it to one side with the gauge cluster still attached, although just as easy to unplug gage cluster and reset time when done. You installing HIDs , fog lights or NMN mods ?
    Last edited by fastfraser; 05-23-2009 at 06:37 PM.

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    I am installing aftermarket fog lights (same as atadude's - http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...03&postcount=2) and was trying to find an easy way to run the wires up to the switch mounted in the dash.
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    For an extra measure of safety, you could disconnect the battery before disconnecting the cluster. However, I have removed both mine and dltang's cluster many times without disconnecting the battery with no adverse effects.

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    Thanks for all the replies. I figure this will be the easier way to get wiring up to the switch rather then trying to remove any part of the center pod.
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