Cluster gauge glass
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Cluster gauge glass
Hey guys anyone know where I can get a replacement lens for the 3 gauges in the middle of the dash? I’ve looked all over online and it appears that the only replacements are the ones that have some kind of image in them. I just want a clear replacement as mine has some pitting and other issues that won’t clean up.
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Hey guys anyone know where I can get a replacement lens for the 3 gauges in the middle of the dash? I’ve looked all over online and it appears that the only replacements are the ones that have some kind of image in them. I just want a clear replacement as mine has some pitting and other issues that won’t clean up.
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The plastic lens can be easily removed for polishing work. I have done this kind of restoration on multiple vehicle gauge clusters. I recommend picking up the 3M headlight restoration kit from a local autoparts store. For gauge cluster work, I recommend the "" version of the kit vs. the power tool version. Just follow the kit directions, I only deviate from the directions slightly by always keeping the working piece and sanding disc wet and constantly dipping them in a bucket of soapy water to prevent build up on the discs.
If you really want to make the piece pop (look new), then I recommend skipping the final step with the rubbing compound and instead use a the . This stuff should keep the gauge cluster lens looking new for the life of the car since it's on the interior and not subjected to heavy UV and weather.
If that all sounds like too much work, then purchasing a complete replacement cluster unit (used) is your best option. Just inspect the item closely for defects to the lens.
Cheers!
-Icer
If you really want to make the piece pop (look new), then I recommend skipping the final step with the rubbing compound and instead use a the . This stuff should keep the gauge cluster lens looking new for the life of the car since it's on the interior and not subjected to heavy UV and weather.
If that all sounds like too much work, then purchasing a complete replacement cluster unit (used) is your best option. Just inspect the item closely for defects to the lens.
Cheers!
-Icer
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Both parts were available separately at one point in time but have unfortunately been discontinued by Nissan. 24813-CD000 was the P/N for the main Cluster lens and 24813-CD300 was the P/N for the lens for the middle triple meter. You might have luck with a place like Amayama.com which deals in finding NOS and discontinued parts from old warehouses all over the world, otherwise its used or reconditioning your existing lens. Good luck with the project!
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