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Its just plain annoying how i get em to stop i got reverse els and i dunno why they stick i think i broke em i didnt take em off eitheir[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]

 
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are they rubbing against the back of the guages??? That might be a solution [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

 
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you need to either crazy glue it or just sand down the back end of the needle i had the same problem now its fixed....

 
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oh i thought it was somethin with me messin with the needles it was a pain in my *** slipin the faces over i didnt know what it is ill have to try somthin i hate seein it stick ill be doin 100 then slow to 70 and itll stay at 100 for awhile

 
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Its probably you didnt install them correctly if you do it the right way then you wont have a problem with them trust me i learn my lesson with that

 
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just make sure u put enough adhesive so the gauges are as flat as possible. i had that problem too and had to take apart the whole assembly [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-disgusted.gif[/IMG]

 
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i had that exact same problem... but found the solution...

there is a black round washer between the needles and the faces... this washer needs to be fully down all around on the face... sometimes it pops off and gets stuck inside the needle... you need to get like 2 paper clips, bend then straight and use them to try to pop it back down onto the faces... look at your tachometer needle, that one is secured more tightly and shouldn't have came off, you'll see what i'm talking about... i think the fuel gauge and the temp gauge has the washers too, but it seems the speedometer is the one that comes off the easiest.. hope this helps