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looking for a speedo / trip counter !! gauge

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looking for a speedo / trip counter !! gauge

Post by H@MMeR »

Hello i'm looking for a speedo / trip counter !! gauge or the hole con... for a gq 88 if any can help please pm me thanks Michael
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Post by matthewK »

umm yeah i wouldnt mind one either thanks

my speedo counter dont work, stuck on 199999 and the meter counter broke,
also my speedo itself some time stops working as well
mines an 88 GQ
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Post by Woop »

Whats wrong with yours? They are relatively easy to fix

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Post by H@MMeR »

Hey nick there bits missing of the trip counter and as there in 1 lot that is why i'm looking for one speedo / trip counter

Woop wrote:Whats wrong with yours? They are relatively easy to fix

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Post by ludacris »

Easy to pull out and replace the whole unit from a wreckers.
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Post by bogged »

Woop wrote:Whats wrong with yours? They are relatively easy to fix

Nick

Good I'll bring the snags, you can fix mine..
I pushed the button which always seems to be a real bitch to push to reset the trip mtr on mine, now it is fubar.
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Post by berazafi »

Why not just buy a gps, handy for other things to
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Post by bogged »

berazafi wrote:Why not just buy a gps, handy for other things to

dont want a GPS in the car 24/7
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Post by Woop »

bogged wrote:
Woop wrote:Whats wrong with yours? They are relatively easy to fix

Nick

Good I'll bring the snags, you can fix mine..
I pushed the button which always seems to be a real bitch to push to reset the trip mtr on mine, now it is fubar.


Bruce,

on the end of the button that resets the trip meter are small plastic feet which press against raised sections of the dials thus reseting them. Pressing too hard on the button, breaks these feet. The only way to fix is to find another trip meter at the wreckers or try glueing the broken feet. I tried this but was unsuccessful so i ended up getting another instrument panel from the swap meet. Works fine now

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Post by H@MMeR »

yer thats what is up with my one !!! :( and i'm still looking for one :cry:


Woop wrote:
bogged wrote:
Woop wrote:Whats wrong with yours? They are relatively easy to fix

Nick

Good I'll bring the snags, you can fix mine..
I pushed the button which always seems to be a real bitch to push to reset the trip mtr on mine, now it is fubar.


Bruce,

on the end of the button that resets the trip meter are small plastic feet which press against raised sections of the dials thus reseting them. Pressing too hard on the button, breaks these feet. The only way to fix is to find another trip meter at the wreckers or try glueing the broken feet. I tried this but was unsuccessful so i ended up getting another instrument panel from the swap meet. Works fine now

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Post by Patroler »

An old thread I know, but mine just stopped on 142k, trip and odometer both dont work, woop, would this be the problem you described - ie would it stop the odometer as well as the trip?
Anyone know if its repairable or should i get hold of a spare before i take the instrument panel off?
Thanks for replies!
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Post by Woop »

There is a small electric motor that drives the odometer and trip meter via a tiny drive shaft. On the end, is a small plastic worm gear that turns the trip and odo. The motor is attached to the speedo's circuit board, and gets its power from there. Sometimes, the trip-meter can be very difficult to reset due to the plastic feet that push against the dials breaking....

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Post by xenith »

yes both stop fixed mine was not broken feet was just not reingauged :armsup:
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Post by Patroler »

Cool, thanks guys, i'll open it up and have a look, good excuse to put a headlight beeper in at the same time as the dash is apart! - drive to work just before sunrise and is often daylight when i get there, plenty of lights get left on.
Might have to go back to the good old MQ shorty for a little while. :)
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