Speedometer Disassembly Guide

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Speedometer Disassembly Guide

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This might be helpful... I put together a guide to disassembling a Patrol speedometer. The pdf file is here:

http://balestrini.net/public/family_pat ... _guide.pdf

And now... The guide!

John

NOTE: Updated to fix a bunch of typos and include some reassembly stuff... 5/11/2014

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Bravo! :clap: Excellent document to save! This is going to be a sticky. :D
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Yeah yeah yeah, this is all well and good, but let's cut to the chase....


How much is it gonna cost me to send you my speedo and have it come back a couple weeks later all cleaned up and pretty ... ? :mrgreen:
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moore_rb wrote:Yeah yeah yeah, this is all well and good, but let's cut to the chase....


How much is it gonna cost me to send you my speedo and have it come back a couple weeks later all cleaned up and pretty ... ? :mrgreen:
…and reset to 0? ;)
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Oh, we all know that Rob would never reset to zero... ;-)
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I want mine set to 77777-7


Just like Vegas, baybeeeee... DING DING DING DING DING... Winner Winner!


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Re: Speedometer Disassembly Guide

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Best guide ever! Congratulations. :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

Your effort will be appreciated by all. :bow-yellow: :bow-yellow: :bow-yellow:
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Awesome pictorial!
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Re: Speedometer Disassembly Guide

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Great guide!
I disassembled my speedo and instrument clusters last week.
Hardest part was undimpling, then separating the metal rings.
BTW...have you ever done moonlighting for a Cal Worthington?
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Funny you should ask about Cal... What gave you that idea? That's really funny ... I actually have 18-minutes of right seat time in Cal's learjet (endorsed and everything! Way back in 1992 or 1993). My flight instructor was Cal's co-pilot. I got a call late one night and my instructor asked if I was interested in a round trip to Reno in Cal's lear... Duh! Of course! Anyway, Cal, my instructor, Cal's lawyer Spot and I flew from Cal's ranch near Orland, CA to Reno. On the way home, they put me in the pilot seat and let me fly the jet. Cal took over on short-final -- probably didn't want me to bend his pretty jet. I'm so grateful to Cal and my flight instructor for that!

This is the plane... http://www6.landings.com/cgi-bin/nph-se ... umber=58cw
This is Cal's place... https://maps.google.com/maps?q=39.68029 ... 3&t=h&z=16

Wow, I really miss flying...

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