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Afternoon all,

 

I recently suffered from a knackered speedo in my CTi so naturally thought it was the cable. Have replaced it this morning and it is still not working (although it did have a little murmer as I first moved off).

 

I now think its the drive. Whilst I was at the main stealership this morning to get some gearbox oil I had a look at the fiche (well the PC anyway) and is seems you can take the drive out of the gearbox? I have removed the 11mm headed bolt that would appear to hold it in but cant slide it out.. is there something I am missing and has anyone replaced the drive that could give me some pointers please?

 

Many thanks in advance,

Pad

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pug_ham

http://www.stuartmcguire.co.uk/pug/GB/205N/2/26D15A.HTM

 

If you've removed the bolt that holds it into the gearbox it should come out OK, might need a twist to get it moving but otherwise easy to remove. There is an O-ring on it that might make it tighter than you expect though.

 

Graham.

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Pugnut

i've had grief before with the cable popping off the back of the clocks again when i refit them

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mm, mine was properly jammed. I will give it another go tomorrow and try and twist it. If I need to get the 'tachometer screw' out presumably its a driveshaft off job?

 

Thanks for the advice and the exploded view.

 

(BTW, I am pretty sure it is not popping out the back...)

 

Cheers,

Pad

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Got it out this morning with by being a bit less dainty with it. If you have a look at the photo below though, it really doesnt look worn so I would assume that the large screw would also be ok.

 

DSCF0714Medium.jpg

 

Anyway, this tends to point to the facia? I think I might reconnect the cable whilst the gear is out and rotate it and see if I can get a helper to see a flicker on the speedo.

 

Does this sound like a reasonable approach?

 

Cheers

Pad

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pug_ham
If I need to get the 'tachometer screw' out presumably its a driveshaft off job?
Yes, drain gearbox oil, remove driveshaft to get that part of the speedo drive off.
I think I might reconnect the cable whilst the gear is out and rotate it and see if I can get a helper to see a flicker on the speedo.

 

Does this sound like a reasonable approach?

Sounds like the best next step if you don't have a spare set of clocks. Either that or drive the car along your street with the gearbox end connected 7 the clocks removed to see if its turning as it should.

 

Graham.

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gti_al

Have you tried using a drill to spin the gearbox end... if it works you know that end is responsible.

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mrblonde

where did you get the speedo drive from please as i need a nerw one thanks,part number would help to please.thanks.

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