VW Jetta MK2 gauge plate and mounting brackets. - image

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vdoindash.stl

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284.7 KB

vdoindashLclip.stl

STL

44.1 KB

vdoindashRclip.stl

STL

48.4 KB

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STL file	Role	Source size	PETG / ABS 20%	PETG / ABS 25%	100% solid	Recommendation
vdoindash.stl	Printable file	284.7 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure high temperature resistance due to car interior conditions
vdoindashLclip.stl	Clip	44.1 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure high temperature resistance due to car interior conditions
vdoindashRclip.stl	Clip	48.4 KB STL	Slice file	Slice file	Slice file	Ensure high temperature resistance due to car interior conditions

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VW Jetta MK2 gauge plate and mounting brackets.

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I wanted to add better instrumentation in my MkII Volkswagen Jetta so I made an angled gauge adapter plate and a couple of mounting plates to go behind the dash panel. I am using round VDO 2" diameter gauge bodies and M3x12 machine screws,4/40s would be fine as well To install remove the dash trim plate and assemble the gauge adapter plate to the mounting plates. I used silicone seal to glue the mounts into the dash trim plate. Once cured remove the gauge adapter plate the mounts will remain in place. I used dabs of silicone seal to the installed gauges in the back to hold them in place. Be sure to use PETG or ABS, something high temperature. I would not recommend PLA.