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Tip: Look closely at the small gears which drive the odometer and trip
meter (off the main worm gear); a small radial crack will cause the
needle to bounce, synced with speed. I can't be sure from the pic, but
yours look to be the pressed fiber type, which I've found to be more
durable than plastic ones.
On 10/11/2022 9:45 PM, Ray Juncal via Healeys wrote:
> Well a side trip on the dash board project involved finishing up some
> speedometers that had been cleaned up but not finished so I could pick
> the best one to use. Looks like I will get two pretty good ones and an
> acceptable / usable one out of the four I started with. Stripping and
> repainting the needles had me worried but they came out nice. The
> works looked good just blow the dust out and some light oil. An
> interesting project.Inline image
>
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Tip: Look closely at the small gears which drive the odometer and
trip meter (off the main worm gear); a small radial crack will cause
the needle to bounce, synced with speed. I can't be sure from the
pic, but yours look to be the pressed fiber type, which I've found
to be more durable than plastic ones.<br>
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board project involved finishing up some speedometers that had
been cleaned up but not finished so I could pick the best one
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acceptable / usable one out of the four I started with.
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