Rev Counter Needle

[RetroPug]

I have finally fixed my non-working rev counter, a replacement instrument cluster has sorted it.

Out of the two rev counters I could have put in the cluster, one was just broken, and one works but the needle returns to below 0 and doesn't have any resistance that makes it stop at 0 as it should. This causes it to under read by a couple of hundred.

Basically my question is: can I fix this or do I need to get another rev counter and put it in this instrument cluster?

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[cully]

yes fix it by liffting the needle off the spindle and pushing it back on in the correct place
use a fork or a couple of spoons to leaver the needle off, dont push it back on too far or the needle wont move, as it will be rubbing the face

[RetroPug]

Thanks, I'll give that a go when I've got a spare minute.