19. Using a ratchet and
screws, Seth mounted the
gauge control switch, which
will be used to calibrate
and change settings on our
new gauges. There were
existing holes on the lower
dashboard lip near the
steering column, so he used
those.
20. The cable for our control
switch was cut to length after
running it upward to the
control box. Each wire is then
stripped and secured to the
control box.2 1. Using the screws provided, Seth
mounted the new gauge cluster to
the new bezel.
The new Dakota Digital VHX
gauges were ready for install in their
new home.
Seth pluged the CAT5 control
cables and clock power harness into
the cluster.