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Acura Legend Combination Print Panel (1)
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Acura Legend Fuel & Temperature Meter Assembly
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Acura Legend Combination Meter Assembly
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Acura Legend Instrument Cluster
The Instrument Cluster in the Acura Legend clearly displays information the driver needs in a centralized format. Therefore, a driver can easily see their speed, engine revolutions, and fuel levels. Further, the Instrument Cluster keeps tabs on important warnings, too, such as seat-belt or exterior-light warnings. Located directly behind the steering wheel, the Instrument Cluster combines the speedometer, tachometer, and fuel gauge with status lamps for oil pressure, airbags, and more to give an instant glance condition summary of the vehicle. The older Legend sedans had dials that were strictly analog. These were padded into a dash that was found in Acura cabins. The dials were mostly black with bright blue or white lettering and gauges. In the 1990s, these would fold in safer materials. They also added some digital components. For example, a real-time fuel economy readout was added in the 1994 Legend. However, the styling was uniform across the Acura range. The Instrument Cluster for every year is designed for readability, with high-contrast gauges situated within the driver's natural line of sight for minimal distraction and maximum control. The later generations of Legend had further refinements regarding illumination and there were more indicators that did not clutter the instrument panel. It goes on to show the balance maintained by Acura between technology and simplicity. Essentially, the Instrument Cluster is the nerve center of every Legend cabin whereby it converts mechanical data into information.
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Acura Legend Instrument Cluster Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How can the Instrument Cluster be removed and installed on an Acura Legend?A:Disconnect the negative cable from the battery, then remove the steering wheel. Next, take off the upper and lower covers of the steering column, followed by the instrument cluster bezel. After that, remove the screws from the instrument cluster, pull the cluster out, unplug the wiring connectors, and for Integra models, disconnect the speedometer cable from the instrument cluster. Installation is the reverse of removal.
