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Analogue Clock

Posted: 17 Nov 2019, 08:06
by Richardspain
So ... my analogue clock doesn’t work. It never has. I tried this solution and no luck http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/forum/fix-y ... 72774.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.

So what are options available? I can’t seem to find a replacement. Can you get them anywhere? Can I put in a rev counter. Is it easy? I’m a tinkerer not a mechanic.

Any ideas would be hugely appreciated. Thanks.

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 17 Nov 2019, 09:29
by Cobra88
can you take a picture of your clock

I have a few working ones but there are 3 types as far as I can see

fonts seem to differ depending on the year
part number off your clock would be best.

Rick
Been collecting for about 10 years (only half the parts)
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Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 17 Nov 2019, 11:42
by Richardspain
Hi. Here’s the clock

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It’s from a 1983 1.6td.

Cheers

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 17 Nov 2019, 11:43
by Cobra88
Hopefully your not actually living in Spain?

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 18 Nov 2019, 11:33
by slowcoach
Cobra88 wrote:can you take a picture of your clock

I have a few working ones but there are 3 types as far as I can see

fonts seem to differ depending on the year
part number off your clock would be best.

Rick
Been collecting for about 10 years (only half the parts)
Image
That's must be quite a unique window sil display I imagine ;-)

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 18 Nov 2019, 21:31
by crazyhorse
slowcoach wrote:
Cobra88 wrote:can you take a picture of your clock

I have a few working ones but there are 3 types as far as I can see

fonts seem to differ depending on the year
part number off your clock would be best.

Rick
Been collecting for about 10 years (only half the parts)
Image
That's must be quite a unique window sil display I imagine ;-)

Not meaning to hijack the thread.. but Ill have a petrol rev counter please :D

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 18 Nov 2019, 21:42
by DanT
My analogue clock wasn’t working... found the circuit foil was split and no longer connected. Have run an insulated cable from the connector block to the clock terminal and it now works!

Hope yours is an easy fix, too!

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 25 Nov 2019, 21:37
by Richardspain
Cobra88 wrote:Hopefully your not actually living in Spain?

Yup I live in Spain but get all my parts for Ernie our T25 from the UK. Back in 4 weeks to pick up the next box off stuff. Did you have any luck locating the clock?

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 26 Nov 2019, 07:18
by Cobra88
Yes i have a clock

As you had not replied for a week i guessed you fixed it
Rick

Re: Analogue Clock

Posted: 09 Jun 2020, 20:56
by Rotormac
[quote="Cobra88"]

I have a few working ones .....

Cobra88, are you willing to part with some of your stash? I've got an 85 Caravelle GL which has been sadly modded (I hesitate to say butchered) by previous owners. Originally petrol it's had a 1.9D 1Y installed. I think it originally had the buzzer of doom, MPH gauges and analogue clock. The speedo has been replaced with a KPH unit (without oil pressure control unit), which is OK as Ireland has been metric for some years now. However, the speedo has no trip meter although the glass (perspex) has the hole for the reset button.
I've repaired the clock and built a PCB to replace the foil which was partially burned.
https://imgur.com/a/inixoVn" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I'd like to replace the speedo with a KPH unit with a trip. I'd also like to install a tachometer.
Are you up for discussion?
Stay safe,
Philip.