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Instrument Cluster Question
- Thread starter 35634
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You want the 15.
BMW lists them as 7 or 9 based on how many screws are around the perimeter of the housing (not counting the four mounting holes and the two screw holes in the center).
They changed from 7 (13) to 9 (15) in April of 1985. The first US K75 was built in July of 1985. So like 35634 said, all US K75 came with the 9 (15) hole instrument clusters.
That's a hell of a price!!! They list for $149.
BMW lists them as 7 or 9 based on how many screws are around the perimeter of the housing (not counting the four mounting holes and the two screw holes in the center).
They changed from 7 (13) to 9 (15) in April of 1985. The first US K75 was built in July of 1985. So like 35634 said, all US K75 came with the 9 (15) hole instrument clusters.
That's a hell of a price!!! They list for $149.
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TESLAESQUE
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thanks very much! now i only have to swap it once!
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