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    HUMVEE Speedometer - Removing Old Decals

    Technically, the link you posted is just AM General's website. The manufacturer of the guage you have a pic of is... Faria Beede Instruments, Inc.
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    HUMVEE Speedometer - Removing Old Decals

    this one from seco does not have a mfg name on face. It may be from Asia.... Clark Brothers and Faria are normal brands. I try to keep all the same brand, in one dash.
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    HUMVEE Speedometer - Removing Old Decals

    zero chance of damage to the lens or to her fingernails? What if she pushes too hard?
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    HUMVEE Speedometer - Removing Old Decals

    You can carefully bend out the crimped rear edge of the bezel and pull it off to remove the lens. Find the correct size glass lens and replace if you want to.
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