Instrument cluster

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helijohn

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Post Date: Fri, 10/04/2015 - 8:35am

I have a new speedo cable on the way via Amayama. I need to remove the speedo head or at least get access to fit the new cable to it. Can anybody tell me how to do this please?

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Claude io

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Post Date: Fri, 10/04/2015 - 9:12am

speedo

The same type of clips that hold the top cover hold the frame closer to you when you sit on the driver side, just hold it and pull towards you, then you will see some screw around the speedo...just unscrew. 5 min job !

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Post Date: Fri, 10/04/2015 - 4:43pm

Much appreciated

Claude io wrote:

Happy io

I thank you Claude.

So it is the same as the radio surround in principle??????

I am not very good at the pull/tugging so I'll get a flat broad implement into the join. I broke lots of clips on my Pinin trying to pull!!

Does the cable screw in to the speedo head or is it a push fit do you know??

What about the other end at the transfer box drive gear, does the cable just screw on. I have nothing to go by as it had some other make of cable held in place with Duck tape and cable ties (which naturally was not working!) so until the replacement comes I am working blind.

Work in progress on my just acquired ~~delapidated 2003 Vivo 11~~ Junior in need of TLC

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Why simpify when it is simpler to complicate.

helijohn

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Post Date: Sat, 11/04/2015 - 2:02am

Moron

Claude io wrote:

Happy io

Calude, you have to treat me like a 6 year old when explaining cos I am at level moron.

After mucho tugging and levering I found two screws holding the surround under the hooded part. I am surprised I never broke it. See one of them in this pic.

I'll be pulling the speedo soon- it looks like three screws hold the instrument cluster in place.

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Why simpify when it is simpler to complicate.

Claude io

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Post Date: Sat, 11/04/2015 - 2:14pm

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My mistake, I just realised that we were in the "Junior" section. My io's surround doesn't have these screw, obviously the junior does......

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helijohn

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Post Date: Sat, 11/04/2015 - 6:11pm

Not a problem

Claude io wrote:

My mistake, I just realised that we were in the "Junior" section. My io's surround doesn't have these screw, obviously the junior does......

Happy io

No worries.

I did take a quick look beforehand but the sun was so blinding I went with 'no screws'! At first I thought there was a clip as there is in the centre cover on the iO which was gripping.

I am trying to build up a library of pics for it.

Work in progress on my just acquired ~~delapidated 2003 Vivo 11~~ Junior in need of TLC

Do it right, use Hammerite.

Why simpify when it is simpler to complicate.

Instrument cluster

speedo

Much appreciated

Moron

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Not a problem

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