I wanted to clean my speedometer before installing it in the dash. Removing
the bezel and glass, I carefully wiped the face of the gauge and noticed the
needle was stuck. Thinking I'll have to send it somewhere and get it fixed
anyway, I decided to disassemble it the rest of the way to look inside. I
wasn't expecting to find what I saw!
Mud daubers had found a cozy home inside the housing while in storage on my
garage shelf. I carefully removed the all the hardened mud bit by bit, freed
the needle and amazingly, it works (using a drill on the speedo cable). I took
the photo after cleaning the speedo but before working on the tachometer. If
they both work properly in the car I'll be Smiths biggest fan!
Best,
Dan Corning
(615) 579-1032
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