Hello,
I had a couple of my smith gauges re-built years ago.
I went to a local shop (outside Washington DC) called
Motorhead (great folks!) and they had some place up in NY
(i think) that does rebuilds. I can ask them the name of the company
if you'd like.
But maybe here are some other places to check....
Smiths Gauges!
http://www.xks.com/
Autometer
Aftermarket gauges; the only company that makes speedos and tachs in
a size to match the stock TR6 units, with matching smaller units.
http://www.autometer.com/
or there is always Ebay! But it would be super swell if you could rebuild
the one you have.
-James
>From: p.h.z@12move.nl
>Reply-To: p.h.z@12move.nl
>To: <6pack@autox.team.net>
>Subject: Repair Smiths Speedo
>Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 09:56:06 +0200
>
>Hi LisTeRs,
>
>First I wam't to thank everybody who responded to my question about my
>clutch
>problem.I'm very pleased with and surprised about all the very detailed
>solutions and advises. Thanks!! In a week or two I'll start to take the
>clutch
>of the car to see if one of the solutions will solve the problem. I'll
>report
>my findings to you all!
>Back to the subject of this message. A few weeks ago I cleaned my
>speedometer
>(Mph US model 74). I found that a small plastic gear or driveshaft (I don't
>know if this is the correct word in english?) inside the speedo is broken.
>I'ts the one that drives the milagemeter(there is only one!). Since than I
>have been searching for a this spare part. Does anyone know where I can
>find
>this part? Maybe somebody has a broken speedo where this camshaft is still
>ok?
>
>Peter
>US TR6 74
>The Netherlands
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