2007 to current 210 gauge replacement

[scottb7]

when i got my boat it came with 2 new large gauges for tach and speed. i guess this is due to small cracks around the buttons.

When i first got the boat I thought I wouldn't bother changing but they are a bit cloudy as well. what is point of saving gauges for next owner?

does anyone know how you get to the gauges? do you just take off bottom cover/fuse panel thingy and reach thru? or do you have to take apart dash?

also any reprogramming necessary afterwards or just plug and play?

[H2O]

Need to remove the top of the dash. I believe the padded dash pieces are "glued" down. Team Edition gauges are simply daisy-chained together (unplug old and plug-in new).

[scottb7]

I got it down...pretty much a pain. you just take off bottom cover and carefully loosen 2 nuts for each gauge. bring them out from the front, disconnect connectors, and reverse with new ones.

[Slick50]

I just bought a 2007 team edition. The speedometer did not work but the boat came with a brand new set of gauges. So i decided to replace the RPM gauge and speedometer just for a new look. When i hook them both up, neither one works. When I unplug the new RPM gauge and plug the old one back in the old one still works, any ideas?

[MN Ryan]

Slick50 Are the new gauges the exact same as the old? This era of Nautique utilized a Faria Gateway, which means your typical analog gauge is not a direct replacement.

[Slick50]

Slick50 Are the new gauges the exact same as the old? This era of Nautique utilized a Faria Gateway, which means your typical analog gauge is not a direct replacement.

Hey Ryan, yes they look actually the same. I just took the cables off the old gauges and plugged them into the new ones. They are brand new in bubble wrap, makes no sense. see attached.