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#762011 07/13/2011 6:32 AM
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Is there some instruction sheet on repairing a speedometer for an 52 AD ?

joes1952 #762514 07/14/2011 9:32 PM
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Can the speedometer needle be removed and replaced without taking apart the whole unit ? The odometer works fine.

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Yes it can, But you do need to take it out of the housing, once you have the chrome bezel and lens off you can take out the two screws that hod the unit in the housing and hold the small shaft just under the face with a pair of needle nose and lightly twist the hub loose and off taking care not to bend or twist and an angle to the shaft t(the shaft can be bent or broken easily).
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