Here's 3 suggestions:
1) I have seen some lenses on a gauge cluster that come off by unscrewing that outside black ring in your picture.
2) If that doesn't work, what you could do is:
• take a rag and place it on the plastic dash area
• then on top of the rag place a thin piece of wood...like a small section from a shim pack you buy at Home Depot. Just a thin, small piece of wood that you can pry against
NOTE: the rag and wood is protect the dash
• then take a small flat screwdriver, place it on the wood and get up under that black ring and GENTLY pry, twist and wiggle under that black ring and see if looks like it will come off that way. If so, then do that GENTLE procedure all the way around the ring until it pops off
3) If all of these fail, that gauge is closest to the drivers window and I'll bet sun peeking in thru that window hits the gauge and has turned it yellow and cloudy. If the two above ideas don't work out, try using some toothpaste and a very soft cotton cloth and with your fingers and cloth using a swirling motion, try to polish it in place to try to bring back some clarity.
Both of our headlight lenses get cloudy and about every 2 years or so, I take my electric polisher that I use to wax our coach and I put some of my MH polish on the foam pad and work each lens for about a minute. It brings the clarity right back. I wax them good after that.
Good luck.
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