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The instrument panel on "Rauzer II", hull #448 is broken and I would like to replace it with a new or used one or build one. Does anyone have any ideas on how this can be accomplished? The tach, lights and switches work fine, but the panel itself has 2 corners broken and an ugly melted spot where the previous owner had a tiller pilot plug short out. 1983 Yanmar
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I replaced mine at the yanmar dealer in Newport Beach CA... can't remember the name but if you search yanmar it comes up. The plate and gasket was about $30 Lucky your tach and all work...mine is shot from corrosion where the panel cracked. Now I "listen" for 2200rpm
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Thanks for the lead. My local Yanmar dealer had one in stock. $30 with the gasket. Looks great.
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