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< OEM 3AT to Self-Made 4AT Transmission Shift Indicator Plate Silk Screen
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This modification was done so that the Shift Indicator Plate Silk Screen matched the Silk Screen of the Tachometer/Speedometer Assembly that I installed.

The original plate was for a 3AT Transmission, whereas the new one is for a 4AT model.

This is "Not" so simple as first, you must have some sort of Label Maker to produce the Silk Screen Template.

Then the template requires some cutting with a razor or side cutters and some clear plastic tape over the entire template.

In addition, it requires some disassembly/re-assembly, which in itself, is no big deal and only takes about one hour or less for the whole process (excluding the making of the template).

But given this information, it should be relatively easy to do...

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