@Bill in Bama Don't know I never think to check eBay first. Thanks for the tip for others. Hopefully others can a significant amount over the Amazon seller.Bill in Bama wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 5:32 pm FWIW, the identical dial cover kit is on eBay for $68 with a make offer choice. Just sayin'. I may try this, looks pretty easy.
For anyone that does intend to do this swap and watches the video I linked above a couple of pro-tips:
1) trim tools and cloths to protect dash are key
2) you DO NOT need to disconnect the speaker plug and remove entire dash trim piece. In fact, it's best not to remove the speaker plug as it's a real PITA and subject to breaking. Simply lay terrycloth towel across the opening on the top of the dash to protect and catch the T-15 screws securing the Chrono housing bracket to the dash trim. You only need to remove the Chrono cable, 2 EA T15 screws, and the Chrono slides out.
3) TAKE YOUR TIME with the two very small clock needles. When replacing these needles the bottom one does not go all the way down. You may need to pry it back up to about 1/2 up the post. This is a very delicate and frustrating part of the project. Take your time, use jewelers lenses if you have them and tweezers. Be very careful of pressure.
4) Align needles to 12 oclock. Ask me how I know (see pics above)...
5) Chrono plug only goes in 1 way. Pay attention to pattern on back of Chrono before re-installing in dash trim piece
