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Rev counter in 1.9 D
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Jammie_1989
PostPosted: Sun Oct 23, 2011 1:35 pm Up
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The rev counter in my 1.9 D goes to 7k guessing the clocks have been changed as the redline is at 6 but being diesel is actually only 4.8k. This doesn't bother me but the needles on the clocks have been changed to blue and on the rev counter the needle has fallen to start at 7k and then goes to about 3k revs in total. Thinking about creating some kind of pin for it to rest on as it will work properly is moved round but just falls back. Any other ideas on how to sort this?
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MrBSI
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Might find the needles are loose on the metal shaft, a small drop of superglue is the fix if they are.
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Jammie_1989
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MrBSI wrote:
Might find the needles are loose on the metal shaft, a small drop of superglue is the fix if they are.

Will give it a try thanks. How do I go about applying it without sticking the rev needle to the clocks?

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MrBSI
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If you do have the loose needle problem then:

Take the cluster out, remove the clear screen & apply a small drop on the end.

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Alex90
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my one is 7k too and its genuine part
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Jammie_1989
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MrBSI wrote:
If you do have the loose needle problem then:

Take the cluster out, remove the clear screen & apply a small drop on the end.

Will go give it a try Smile Thanks

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Jammie_1989
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Superglue didn't work just made it stick and no longer work :/ if i take the cable out of the unit it wont reset or anything will it? If I can will be able to get rid of any glue in there and hopefully make it wont again.
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