Replacing the Abandoned 40th Anniversry Corvette Speedometer Assembly

In todays video, we will continue working on the Abandoned 40th Anniversary Corvette, showing the steps required to remove and replace the speedometer cluster assembly.
Watch as I remove the seat, lower kick panel, dash support, and move the steering column out of the way so we can get ro the speedometer.

[@jasonkepic1132]

Huge thanks sir👍 I appreciate your thoroughness down to the fasteners. Im putting back together my 93 Ruby as well. A project i started 3 years ago but abruptly abandoned it for unplanned reasons. Meanwhile everything got moved and seperated since and I can't tell you how helpful your vids have been 👍

[@VetteSource]

Thanks Jason, glad to hear the videos have been helpful. Good luck with continued success on your Ruby👍.

[@Pallandoii]

It's coming along! Couldn't quite tell but how's the spedometer on the new instrument cluster?

[@VetteSource]

For sure! The LCD display is not as bright as I want, but it functions like it should, and will work for now.

[@rlivejoy]

I have a 1993 40th anniversary and I can’t find the fuel pump relay. Any suggestions?

[@VetteSource]

There are 2 fuel pump relays, one located on each side of the dash under the kick panels. Once you remove the kick panels, you will see several relays attached to a brace bar. The relay on the PS is located closest to the door. The relay on the left is located closest to the console. Let me know if you need anything else👍.

[@danielb-c9100]

That steering wheel looks like an NOs Does it have the factory grain in it still?

[@VetteSource]

Yep, it actually does. It's pretty insane given how bad the outside of the car looks😁.

[@danielb-c9100]

Has it been We're placed or is this, it's original.