The 4.2 LCD display on my new GT is .....
The 4.2 LCD display on my new GT is .....
Definitely off center. Meaning it is closer to the speedometer than the tach. Not directly between the two. So I'm wondering if this is true for all 13 Mustangs with the premium package? Or just 13 Mustangs in general with this 4.2" LCD display for that matter? Sorry to sound **** btw, but it's quite noticeable and is bugging me.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
A better way to describe this: When I open the door in the dark and get in and shut the door (no key), the gauges light up along with the odometer. I can see the outline of the 4.2 display. It's not square. It has sloping shoulders for lack of a better term. The left shoulder hits my speedo at a higher point than where the left shoulder hits my tach. So that tells me the whole lcd display is offset to the left, instead of being right in the middle. Wow I hope that makes sense. That's the best I can articulate with a keyboard. Thanks!
A better way to describe this: When I open the door in the dark and get in and shut the door (no key), the gauges light up along with the odometer. I can see the outline of the 4.2 display. It's not square. It has sloping shoulders for lack of a better term. The left shoulder hits my speedo at a higher point than where the left shoulder hits my tach. So that tells me the whole lcd display is offset to the left, instead of being right in the middle. Wow I hope that makes sense. That's the best I can articulate with a keyboard. Thanks!
Excuse me. I meant "where the RIGHT shoulder" hits my tach. I'm middle aged and a rookie on forums. Bear with me please. I can really notice it more now when the "driver door ajar" light comes on. Then I can easily see my 4.2 display is almost a 1/4 inch closer to the speedo than the tach. Def not my imagination. So again, wondering if anyone else has had this problem? Thanks!
Without seeing the OP's cluster, my *guess* is that there's nothing wrong with it, it looks the same as the other 10s of thousands manufactured with this display. Not everyone's perception, vision, and physiology is the same, YMMV, not valid in Hawaii or Alaska, limit 3 per person, double occupancy required, no coupons, rebates, discounts, or offers. Cash value 1/1,000,000,000th of a cent.




