Pontiac Grand Prix Service Manual page 744

retained to the rear of the instrument cluster by bulbs,
nuts and retaining screws.
PONTIAC
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REMOVE AND REPLACE
1. Disconnect battery.
NOTE: On Firebird models partially remove instrument
panel as described earlier in SPEEDOMETER
CLUSTER REMO VE.
2. Remove radio.
3. Remove headlamp switch and disconnect wiper
switch.
4. Disconnect wire wnnector to printed circuit and
disconnect instrument panel harness from 'cluster
(three screws).
5. Remove bulbs, screws and nuts retaining printed
circuit to instrument panel cluster (Fig. 12-3 1).
NOTE: Tool J 22646, Carburetor Adjusting Tool, i s
handy for removing nuts and screws fiom back of
cluster.
6. Remove printed circuit.
7. To replace reverse removal procedure.
TEMPEST, FlREBlRD AND GRAND PRlX
1. Disconnect battery.
PONTIAC
-
REMOVE AND REPLACE
1. D h ~ e c t battery.
2. Remove radio.
3. Remove screws retaining instrument panel harness
to cluster.
4. DiscoMect printed circuit wnnector.
5. Remove nuts, screw and bulbs on right side of
printed circuit and gently fold it back.
6. Remove screws retaining gage to cluster.
7. Remove gage.
8. To replace reverse removal procedure.
TEMPEST, FlREBlRD OR GRAND PRlX
-
REMOVE AND REPLACE
1. Disco~ect battery.
2. Remove nuts, screws and bulbs retaining left
side of printed circuit to instrument cluster.
3. Carefully fold back printed circuit so as not to
crease, rcmove screw retaining gage to cluster
and remove gage.
4. To replace reverse removal procedure.
NOTE: On Firebird models, it is necessary to partially
remove instrument panel as described in
SPEEDOMETER CLUSTER R&UO VE.
2. Disconnect printed circuit wnnector.
3. Remove bulbs, screws and nuts retaining printed
circuit to instrument cluster (Fig. 12-32).
4. Remove printed circuit.
5. To replace reverse removal procedure.
FUEL GAUGE
The fuel gage, located in insmment cluster on the
right hand side Pontiac and left hand side all others,
can be removed by partially removing the printed
circuit.
NOTE: Tool J 22646, Carbuntor AGusting Too4 i s
handy fir removing nuts and screws @m back
of
Fig. 12-32
Typical T O I - I I ~ ~ J S ~ , Firebird and Grand
clwter. Ri hinted Circuit Installation