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Question: What colors are the dash lights supose to be as the car goes up in speed?
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I believe the dash light are all white. At night the speedo does change color. I believe it starts green, goes to amber around 35 mph and red above 50 mph.
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Many thanks for getting back to me. What my speedometer is doing, it starts off green, and then goes to white, after about 10 miles an hour. So what do I need to correct this problem? Thanks Stu.
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There is a 'color band' behind the moving part of the speedometer. In my '39 Chrysler book it is part #694577 for C22, 697399 for C23 & C24 and 697400 for the limo.
Your 'color band' may just be too dirty for the light get through or may need to be repainted or replaced. Good Luck |
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