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Just got a tech tip finished up from Red58. He's got some good images in there to see some close-ups of how this comes apart.

Send any comments or questions to Bill ... so if he needs to update this more, he can!

Thanks and good job Bill!

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hey! glad to contribute! not sure I can improve on what's there, but I do have a number of TF gauge assemblies and speedos in various conditions that I can get more pics of if needed grin

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Good job there Bill. I gave up this last year and just bought a speedo and odometer from one of the supply companies. I kept the original, so I may try and refurbish it.

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Thanks, Bill. Tech tips like yours really increase the value of the archives and are a great help when some one takes on a project they don't have a lot of info about.

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Mucho appreciado! I'm working this issue at the moment (got a new temp gage and lens to put in) and will certainly use your info. Thanks for sharing.

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Thanks Bill: You know ol pops and you have been discussing this very thing. The article was well written and easy to follow.

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Thanks Bill, I just replaced my TF speedo with one off e-bay. I think my little magnet "thingy" was all bound up. Sounded like the muffler was dragging smile


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