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Speedometer Question 200 1986

posted by  vvic on  Mon Sep 28 08:13 CST 2009
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I did this on my '88, but it wasn't that easy. You know those little gears across the top of the numbers? There is a pin going through them attached to a worm gear. If you pull the pin out from the worm gear side so the other end is free, you can lift the gears up off the number wheels so they can turn freely. I was having trouble getting the numbers straight, some of them were getting stuck halfway, so you have to be careful. Also, there are little springs around there - you don't want to lose any of them!






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