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Been there. For the later model MGB with=20
recessed dash panel and limited space behind, and=20
the console in place, Left Hand Drive, You may=20
need to remove the large instrument next door to=20
the left before you can get to the oil pressure=20
gauge. If you can't get to that iunstrument,=20
then you may have to remove the next instrument to the left first.
Different model years have different instruments,=20
and some of them may have been swapped in=20
positions. In a pinch, you may have to start at=20
the left end of the dash and remove all of the=20
instruments in sequence until you get to the=20
smaller gauge you want. Then reach in through=20
the larger hole for access to the smaller gauge=20
connections and mounting bracket.
Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly.
Barney Gaylord
1958 MGA with an attitude
http://MGAguru.com
At 02:36 AM 5/30/2021, Michael MacLean wrote:
>How do I remove the oil pressure switch in my=20
>1969 MGB GT?=C2 I was reaching in from behind to=20
>replace the old light bulb with an LED type=20
>bulb.=C2 Half of the LED=C2 bulb broke off in the=20
>gauge and I can't get it out while it's in place=20
>in the dash.=C2 Do I have to remove the whole dash?
>Mike MacLean
>....
At 03:46 AM 5/30/2021, Michael MacLean wrote:
>It is the oil pressure gauge I need to remove, not the switch.
>Mike MacLean
>1969 MGB GT
>....
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<font size=3D3>Been there. For the later model MGB with recessed dash
panel and limited space behind, and the console in place, Left Hand
Drive, You may need to remove the large instrument next door to the left
before you can get to the oil pressure gauge. If you can't get to
that iunstrument, then you may have to remove the next instrument to the
left first.<br><br>
Different model years have different instruments, and some of them may
have been swapped in positions. In a pinch, you may have to start
at the left end of the dash and remove all of the instruments in sequence
until you get to the smaller gauge you want. Then reach in through
the larger hole for access to the smaller gauge connections and mounting
bracket.<br><br>
Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly.<br><br>
Barney Gaylord<br>
1958 MGA with an attitude<br>
<a href=3D"http://mgaguru.com/"; eudora=3D"autourl">http://MGAguru.com<br><br=
>
<br>
</a>At 02:36 AM 5/30/2021, Michael MacLean wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=3Dcite class=3Dcite cite=3D"">How do I remove the oil press=
ure
switch in my 1969 MGB GT?=C2 I was reaching in from behind to replace
the old light bulb with an LED type bulb.=C2 Half of the LED=C2
bulb broke off in the gauge and I can't get it out while it's in place in
the dash.=C2 Do I have to remove the whole dash?<br>
Mike MacLean<br>
....</blockquote><br>
At 03:46 AM 5/30/2021, Michael MacLean wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=3Dcite class=3Dcite cite=3D"">It is the oil pressure gauge =
I
need to remove, not the switch.<br>
Mike MacLean<br>
1969 MGB GT<br>
....</font></blockquote></body>
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