Odometer removal
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Odometer removal
Hi all, new project. Does anyone know how to remove the odometer from the back of the speedometer gauge. Thsnks Joe
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Re: Odometer removal
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Re: Odometer removal
You going to roll it back ?
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Re: Odometer removal
It's a 67 1/2. No rolling back , want to take the speedometer out to see if i can fix it. Took out the speedometer cable and lights but the odometer cable is still attached. Removed the small slotted screw but can not get it to pull out. Is there a trick? Thanks
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Re: Odometer removal
Probably just corrosion. The cable is a tight fit to the driven shaft that spins the odometer. Try some penetrant oil and give it some time to seep in.
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Re: Odometer removal
Its the same as rolling it back, official paper work to do it Since the late 70s
You cant R&R a speedo head or even a dealer tech only a certified specialized tech can . dealer tech can if replacing it and has factory set to correct miles . Our dealer gaught caught.... odo roll backs 10 yr fed.
You cant R&R a speedo head or even a dealer tech only a certified specialized tech can . dealer tech can if replacing it and has factory set to correct miles . Our dealer gaught caught.... odo roll backs 10 yr fed.
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Re: Odometer removal
it's eaasy to trash the odo. tyically people try to adjust when moving which trashes the 'not so tough' gearing interface.
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Re: Odometer removal
Should it just pullout?
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Re: Odometer removal
Believe the OP is talking about the speedometer "trip meter" (999.9) function, not the odometer (99999) function, since the trip meter shaft and cable are the only external parts other than the speedometer cable input shaft, which he says were already removed. That eliminates the 'rollback' discussion, unless the odometer is driven by hand, mechanically, past 99999 and over to NNNNN.