looking for blue cluster circuit sheet

[desinor at sympatico.ca (Jean-Claude Desinor)]

   If you go down to that level, I assume you are handy with light (very 
light) soldering.

   You may be able to get by without any soldering by using one of those 
rear window defogger repair liquids, I think I saw that a long time ago 
at Canadian Tire. Or one of the PCB repair kits available at serious 
electronic stores.

   Other than that, you can grit your teeth and add a bypass wire 
between the lightbulbs and the wire terminal, but as you probably know, 
the printed track will melt if you heat it.

   Practice on one of the defective ones first!

	Jean-Claude

Lisa Lutman a ?crit :
> *sigh* My guage cluster was lacking a few functions so
> after testing a bunch of stuff and swapping stuff back
> and forth, I figured out the problem is the blue
> plastic circuit sheet on the back... Does anyone
> happen to have a spare one from a 16V MFA cluster? I
> have one where everything works but the dash lights,
> but I'd really like dash lights too!
> 
> Lisa
> 
> Lisa
> Vancouver, BC