Combo Gauges, got everything I need, thanks! Options

[McMark]

I'm hoping that some of you can gather the following information. Mostly I'm interested in the gauges with the TEMP, as pictured below. But I do need information off the standard version as well, the ones with the brake light on top.

1. A picture of the gauge face that shows all of the face (no flash reflections). If you're getting up close to the gauge, make sure to set your digital camera to MACRO mode (usually indicated by an icon of a flower).
(IMG:http://p914.com/p914-resources/p914-gauges/p914-gauges-combo_73_front.jpg)
2. A part number. This is visible if you look up, under the trim ring at the top of the gauge. This number will be 914.641.10x.x0 No picture is necessary, just jot it down.
(IMG:http://p914.com/p914-resources/p914-gauges/p914-6-gauges-combo-10-number.jpg)
3. Date stamps off the back of the gauge. The components will be stamped with a month and year of production. Again, pictures aren't necessary here, just jot these down as well.

I know it's kind of a pain, but I'm hoping we can gather a lot of good information.

[type47]

i know of 3 combo gauges for the -4 and the one in the -6.

here's a silver button, wide red gauge 914.641.101.30 date is 10/72



here's a no silver button, small red gauge 914.641.101.50 date stamp is 11/73



here is a -6 gauge 914.641.101.10



there is also a silver button, small red area gauge but i don't have one of those.

[McMark]

Thanks! All four temp gauges are in our Parts Vault and linked to each other.
914.641.101.50

Now I just need the 'normal' ones with the brake light.

[Steve Snyder]

There is plenty of information, including pictures, of all the various 914 fuel and combo gauges on my Website:

Fuel Gauges (no temp)
Fuel-Temp Combo Gauges

There are pages for all of the other 914 and 914/6 gauges as well. Feel free to "borrow" whatever you need.

[Steve Snyder]

here's a silver button, wide red gauge 914.641.101.30 date is 10/72

here's a no silver button, small red gauge 914.641.101.50 date stamp is 11/73

Jim,

Those are really nice gauges! Where ever did you get them? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[type47]

here's a silver button, wide red gauge 914.641.101.30 date is 10/72

here's a no silver button, small red gauge 914.641.101.50 date stamp is 11/73

Jim,

Those are really nice gauges! Where ever did you get them? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

HA! i have a secret source: P914.... whoops!

[Dave_Darling]

Well, I happened to be in Redwood City today, so I stopped at HPH and asked to take pics of some gauges.

First gauge, appears to be stamped 2/73:








Second gauge, appears to be stamped 8/75:

[Dave_Darling]

Third gauge, date not visible here--D'OH! I think it was dated 72?








Fourth gauge, dated 10/74:










--Note that all pics were taken with a crappy phone-camera, so what you see is all there is.

--DD

[McMark]

AWESOME DAVE!!!

The 102.20 gauge isn't listed in the PET either.

And thanks Steve!!! I didn't realize everything was already there. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/pinch.gif)

[orange914]

There is plenty of information, including pictures, of all the various 914 fuel and combo gauges on my Website:

Fuel Gauges (no temp)
Fuel-Temp Combo Gauges

There are pages for all of the other 914 and 914/6 gauges as well. Feel free to "borrow" whatever you need.

this is an owesome site, i just put up a post related to my odd guage situation.

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...c=87453&hl=

mike

[orange914]

But I do need information off the standard version as well[/i], the ones with the brake light on top.

mark

heres a picture i have, (early 73 1.7) i'll try to get #'s for ya. appearantly our 73 must have had the console w/ guages due to the "brake light" in fuel combo.. initially i thought the console may have been added because of the non stock gauges in it??? anyone seen or heard of this console plate (i'll try to get better pic's)

what is this sickness anyway and more importantly why am i interested??? just kidding, i all of a sudden learned a bunch more about silver buttons guages. thanks