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Gauge repair shops use what looks like a mini bearing puller.
The point goes on the shaft, and 2 jaws grab on either side of needle.
I have used 2 flat head screwdrivers with some success.
Go slow, and keep pressure even. Very easy to bend shaft.
I put moderate pressure on screwdrivers and if...
When I find out what I'm going to use to re-crimp the ring I'll post pics.
Heath, When I can, I leave rims uncrimped on old gauges and seal with clear epoxy to keep moisture out. That way if I have to get back in again, I do not have to bend the metal again, and possibly crack it - usuallly...
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