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The cluster gauge is the combination meter in the dashboard, consisting of the Speedometer, Fuel Gauge, Temperature Gauge and the dash lamps including Turn Signals.
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Earth
The gauge is earthed (grounded) by the large tab at the bottom. This means the gauges won't work properly until bolted in place. For testing, an earth wire can be attached.
The cluster is earthed/grounded via a tab
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Wiring
See main article: Instrument Panel Wiring
Types
Also see: Bar Cluster Gauge
Technically, the combo meter is the "cluster gauge", but in practice the entire unit including the speedometer is called the "cluster".
Overview
Cluster gauge has these components:
* Temperature Gauge * Fuel Gauge * Cluster Lid Shadow Mask, which has these lamp masks: * OIL (red warning) * BEAM (blue indicator) * CHG (red warning) * BRAKE (red warning) [on USA 1200s, and on newer utes, blank on others]
* 25014-H18000 ASS'Y-PLATE-shadow album
Indicators Bulbs are this kind. For more details, see Bulbs
Old VS New Styles
Old Style: warning lamps have no labels (labels are on the mask plate):
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New Style: larger warning lamps, with the labels on the lenses
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New Style can be ID'd by the doubled temperature lines
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Original Style with single temperature lines
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Variations
- North American Market: has extra warning lamp marked BRAKE (see details below)
- non-USA, one lamp shadow is unlabeled
- 1975-up ute with larger warning lamps
Japan market: no label on the mask for BRAKE
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Late Ute: New larger warning lamps, with the labels on the lense
Also has BRAKE lamp
JDM metric with color-coded Speedometer
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Red wire clip is for the Clock lamps
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Facelift
Plastic anti-glare covers instead of flat glass.
Facelift gauges use the new font and anti-glare covers
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25012-H3300 COVER ASSY-front (for clock) 25012-H3400 COVER ASST-front (for tachometer)
Clock with Cover
This cover (source unknown) does not fit the tachometer
Tachometer using flat-plastic cover also fits the cluster lid
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Gauges have long-reach brackets, and indicator lamps are moved to the Cluster Lid
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Note high-mounted indicator lamps
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Japan GX 180kph speedometer
Sunny Truck cluster with speed switch double-amplifiers
620
Datsun 620 pickup uses a 1200-sourced cluster gauge. It used plastic spacers to set back from the cluster lid as the 620 had a slanted instrument panel.
USA pictured. See http://community.ratsun.net/topic/32970-620-gauge-differences
1973(?) - B110 GX Facelift style, blue & red speed switch wires
1976(?) - Late style, blue wire speed sensor, no Lamp feed, single IGN feed
1978 - Dual-scale mph/kph, no speed sensor, no Lamp feed
Brake Lamp
The brake lamp is fitted to North America 1200s per US federal law. Other 1200s did not have a lamp in this spot until October 1975.
Also see: Brake Wiring
1972 USA Owners manual
BRAKE SYSTEM WARNING LAMP
If either half of the dual brake system fails, the brake warning light (BRAKE) glows when brakes are applied. You must stop the car immediately and if you can safely operate with two-wheel brakes, move your car at reduced speed to the nearest service station.
This warning light is also used as the parking brake warning light.
Before starting, if the warning light does not glow when the parking brake and ignition switch are on, have the electrical system checked.
Sources
B110 B120
Datsun 1200AX Sado
C20 Sunny Cab/Cherry Cab post
1976-1981 Nissan C340 Caball/Clipper post