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Re: Tripmeter stem 200 1993

posted by  someone claiming to be Tom B on  Wed May 16 01:29 CST 2001 [RELATED]

When I bought my used 92 245 the trip meter stem was broken. I went to a local junkyard, pulled out an instrument cluster and carefully removed the plastic stem. The stem clips onto some sort of spring mechanism inside the odometer.

$1 later, I was back home removing the instrument cluster from my brick. I used a pair of needlenose pliers to unclip what was left of the broken stem, and clipped on the new one.

Overall it was a very easy repair (about 20 minutes) and was the first thing I did to my "new" brick.





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