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Tdskip
Trying to change the dash gauge faceplate and this is the last thing holding me up.

I am leery of pulling too hard befor I check.

She is a pretty original ‘73 1.7.

Thanks!


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914werke
squeeeez...
IronHillRestorations
Take off the other end and leave it connected to the gauge
mepstein
QUOTE(IronHillRestorations @ Oct 28 2019, 09:26 PM) *

Take off the other end and leave it connected to the gauge

That’s what I always do. I have a screwdriver that is designated just for the little screw in the knurled knob.
Tdskip
Thanks for the responses.

I’d imagine it is a very small tip screw driver?
Jamie
QUOTE(Tdskip @ Oct 28 2019, 04:31 PM) *

Trying to change the dash gauge faceplate and this is the last thing holding me up.

I am leery of pulling too hard befor I check.

She is a pretty original ‘73 1.7.

Thanks!


Click to view attachmentk

I've never seen the back side of the dash instruments, is this the speedo or tach? I need to fix the dead odometer this winter and have been checking references for the process. wacko.gif
mepstein
QUOTE(Tdskip @ Oct 28 2019, 09:33 PM) *

Thanks for the responses.

I’d imagine it is a very small tip screw driver?

Yes. I modified one with a file until it fit perfectly.
jmitro
QUOTE(Jamie @ Oct 28 2019, 08:47 PM) *

I've never seen the back side of the dash instruments, is this the speedo or tach? I need to fix the dead odometer this winter and have been checking references for the process. wacko.gif


the gauge he is holding is the speedometer.
the item circled is tripmeter reset
FlacaProductions
@Jamie - that's the speedo and the attachment in question is the short cable for the odometer reset dial. do NOT turn it while the car is in motion.....
rgalla9146
Yes, it does pull out.
Use a curved needlenose plier to lever off back of case.
Marks suggestion is correct too. How's your eyesight ?
Tdskip
Thanks all, will try pulling it again
Larmo63
The whitish collar "clamps" into the back of the gauge.

A bit tricky, but it will come out.
framos914
QUOTE(Jamie @ Oct 28 2019, 06:47 PM) *

QUOTE(Tdskip @ Oct 28 2019, 04:31 PM) *

Trying to change the dash gauge faceplate and this is the last thing holding me up.

I am leery of pulling too hard befor I check.

She is a pretty original ‘73 1.7.

Thanks!


Click to view attachmentk

I've never seen the back side of the dash instruments, is this the speedo or tach? I need to fix the dead odometer this winter and have been checking references for the process. wacko.gif

Just repaired mine, followed instructions on pelican site. The metal gear starts to slip, squeezed it as instructed. was kind of a PITA but works fine now.
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