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#89086 06/15/2004 9:22 PM
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For years the Speedometer and Odometer on my '63 c-20 did not work. I replaced the cable, and now the speedometer works but not the odometer. Does anyone know of a place to get a rebuilt or new speedometer/ odometer assembly? Or how to fix this one? I can't see anything wrong, but then again I'm not sure what I am looking at.


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Try this link. The company used to be called Ohio Valley Speedometer Supply, and has a 50-year history of high-quality speedometer and other gauge work. I've done business with them for several years getting computer-related parts repaired and/or tested. Good people!

http://www.micro-tech-auto.com/

Their current name is Micro-tech Automotive, in Louisville, KY.
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#89088 06/28/2004 3:40 AM
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Bowtie bits sells the recondition speedometers for the 1960-63 chevy trucks. I think there webpage is www.bowtiebits.com ? :confused:
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#89089 06/28/2004 3:20 PM
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Originally posted by Chevyboy62:
Bowtie bits sells the recondition speedometers for the 1960-63 chevy trucks. I think there webpage is www.bowtiebits.com ? :confused:
David
He also rebuilds them, and will sell parts. Usually the odometer not working is due to a stripped gear.


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#89090 06/28/2004 3:49 PM
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The odometer in my '54 was stuck for years and speedometer was failing. I took the unit to a dynomometer shop here in Spokane. The odometer was full of dirt (farm truck)but had been stuck so long the numbers were faded from the sun. My tech found a replacement with the same font and everything. Fixed the speedo, too.


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