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#851792 05/16/2012 1:02 AM
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Has anyone successfully glued one of these back together?
[IMG]http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/...roject/photobucket-462-1337125342204.jpg[/IMG]
What do ya figure, JB weld or super glue?


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Order a new one. It's cheap and you won't pull your hair out trying to fix the old one.

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Just checked out Classic parts, didn't realize ya could buy just the needle. Never changed one before. Any tricks?


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Originally Posted by olddaze
Just checked out Classic parts, didn't realize ya could buy just the needle. Never changed one before. Any tricks?

Yes, the trick is to realize the needles they advertise are just a cover, not the whole needle. You need to use your old hub and a stub of the old needle.

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And, be careful when you pull the old needle hub off the shaft so you dont break the shaft.

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I just broke the shaft on a 55.1 speedo. what a shame. thought I was being carefull, but when it breaks, it snaps, not a lot of warning. It would not lift off, trying to work a redo of the numbers. To do it over again, I would have left it on and worked around it.


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