OK, I have 2 clocks, neither one works. One is very clean, other older.

who can fix my clock?

I think "MAYBE" Dr. Evil can do it but you will have to wait a while because he is moving on Friday. Not even sure he will still be doing it...

is it a plastic backing or the metal one?

I'm going to fix mine....so give me a bit. I bought three different soldiering iron.

Type II metal back. I read pelican article. May take 2 and make one if I can.

Anyone used these guys?

http://www.paspeedo.com/about.htm

okay, let me know what you end up with.

I need a new plastic face for it....

QUOTE (qa1142 @ Jul 10 2005, 04:20 PM)

Type II metal back. I read pelican article. May take 2 and make one if I can. Anyone used these guys? http://www.paspeedo.com/about.htm

Them or north hollywood speedo are gud...problem is the fix price is usually more than the replacement price.

If the problem is just the low-temp solder fuse, then it's about a 15-20 minute DIY job. (Described in the Pelican tech article). I've done a couple. If it's gears or something, you may save a few bucks by buying a good used one than getting yours fixed by NH Speedo or PAS.

unless you need it to be 100% stock cbperformace sells vdo clocks new that are a close match... IMHO though... CHT and oil press. is much more important than a clock...

I think ChrisReale might be able to do it. If memory serves me right, he's a watch repair guy.