The real trick is getting it all apart. The two tiny screws that hold
the face on take a real tiny screw driver. As for the needle, take it to
a grassy area ( not too tall grass) and pop it off with a screw driver
and just let it go wherever it wants, if you try and stop it you'll bend
it. As for the glass and bezel, The tech tip from moss quotes John Twist
as stating you need to pry the tab on the bezel up, but I found that my
bezel (1967) has detents and you just turn the bezel until the tabs and
detents line up and it all comes apart.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Allen [SMTP:boballen@sky.net]
>Sent: Monday, July 07, 1997 1:12 PM
>To: Randy Rees
>Cc: 'mg'
>Subject: Re: Short circut/tach
>
>Randy Rees wrote:
>>
>> 3. Since the Tach had to come out for wire repair I decided to finally
>> do the negative ground conversion. After looking at it for a while I
>> decided not to destroy the good Pos. Grnd tach, but instead used a newer
>> 68 B neg ground tach and replaced the internals from it into the 67's
>> housing. only the face and needle where needed off the old tach and
>> presto.
>
>Hell, I'm impressed! How you get the needle and face off the old tach
>and it still be in usuable condition?
>
>Bob Allen, Kansas City, '69CGT, '75TR6, '61Elva
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