Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting / Update

2006-01-24 Thread 66chevelless396


I successfully advanced the mileage on my ’66 odometer.  After removing odometer from speedometer assembly.  Keeping the disks on the shaft.  Going through a series of rotating the gear counter clockwise and then clockwise, realign all the tabs, all while holding the disks and tabs I didn’t want to turn.  Took a few minutes, reinstalled odometer assembly to speedometer. Bench tested it with a drill attachment and it works fine.  Don’t know if this is how the pro repair shops dose it, but it worked for me.  If you would like detailed info – let me know.
 
Krister
 
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I have my ‘66 speedometer completely disassembled.  I kept the odometer in tack but would like to know how to adjust the mileage shown.  I actually want to roll it forward 1250 miles.  (I am one of those anal ones – speedometer was inop with an estimated 1250 driven)  It has little arms that all line up and messing around with them I rolled the hundred wheel back a digit.  Not sure of the functions within.
 
Thank you for the help – I think after this I will be done with questions for a while.
 
 
 
Krister Meister
‘66 SS #’s


Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-20 Thread Dan Mascheck








I don’t know about a Chevelle Speedometer, but…I had a 1978 Ford
Pickup, you could remove the speedometer and take it apart very easily. You
then look at the back. There is a pressed in pin or rod that holds the gears
against the odometer number wheels. The pin or rod could be carefully tapped
out, and the numbers moved any way you wanted them. The problem is…..making
sure the alignment of the numbers is correct. Then, all you have to do is
reinstall the rod. After doing it several times…it’s pretty easy. It
takes probably less than 30 minutes or less.

 









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IMO that would be much safer than manually spinning
the wheels. Good idea.

 

 

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odometer mileage adjusting

 

Can't you
just stick the speedo cable in where it belongs, then attach a drill on the
other end and advance it? 








Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-19 Thread mike f
Stick a drill on the shaft. 
mike

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I have my ‘66 speedometer completely disassembled. 
> I kept the odometer in tack but would like to know
> how to adjust the mileage shown.  I actually want to
> roll it forward 1250 miles.  (I am one of those anal
> ones – speedometer was inop with an estimated 1250
> driven)  It has little arms that all line up and
> messing around with them I rolled the hundred wheel
> back a digit.  Not sure of the functions within.
>  
> Thank you for the help – I think after this I will
> be done with questions for a while.
>  
>  
>  
> Krister Meister
> ‘66 SS #’s


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Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-19 Thread John Nasta









IMO that
would be much safer than manually spinning the wheels. Good idea.

 

 

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odometer mileage adjusting

 

Can't you
just stick the speedo cable in where it belongs, then attach a drill on the
other end and advance it? 








Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-19 Thread Danny Wilsher



    In actuality this would work, 
but if you spin it at 120 mph, it would take 10 hours to get 1200 miles on 
the odometer.  I have taken them apart way back when and set them to 
what I wanted. But it is really hard to get them apart and back together right 
where they work correctly again. I am thinking it is pretty easy to role it 
ahead like you are wanting but not to role it back. Look at it and see if there 
is a little tab or a small piece of plastic that only lets it turn one way. lift 
the tab ever so gently and try to get the setting you want. I have also seen the 
little pieces of tape that goes on the wheels with the numbers on them. But that 
was a long time ago...
 
 
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  Can't you just stick the speedo cable in where it 
  belongs, then attach a drill on the other end and advance it? 
  
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mileage adjusting


I have my ‘66 speedometer 
completely disassembled.  I kept 
the odometer in tack but would like to know how to adjust the mileage 
shown.  I actually want to roll 
it forward 1250 miles.  (I am 
one of those anal ones – speedometer was inop with an estimated 1250 
driven)  It has little arms that 
all line up and messing around with them I rolled the hundred wheel back a 
digit.  Not sure of the 
functions within.
 
Thank you for the help – I 
think after this I will be done with questions for a while.
 
 
 
Krister Meister
‘66 SS 
  #’s


Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-19 Thread Larry Shouse



Can't you just stick the speedo cable in where it 
belongs, then attach a drill on the other end and advance it? 

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  Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 2:31 
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  Subject: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage 
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  I have my ‘66 speedometer 
  completely disassembled.  I kept 
  the odometer in tack but would like to know how to adjust the mileage 
  shown.  I actually want to roll it 
  forward 1250 miles.  (I am one of 
  those anal ones – speedometer was inop with an estimated 1250 driven)  It has little arms that all line up 
  and messing around with them I rolled the hundred wheel back a digit.  Not sure of the functions within.
   
  Thank you for the help – I 
  think after this I will be done with questions for a while.
   
   
   
  Krister Meister
  ‘66 SS 
#’s


Re: [Chevelle-list] odometer mileage adjusting

2006-01-19 Thread John Nasta








I think
you are better off not fooling around with it. As a general rule, if it's not
broken, don’t try to fix it. Unfortunately you may have already messed it up.

 

 

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I have my ‘66
speedometer completely disassembled. 
I kept the odometer in tack but would like to know how to adjust the
mileage shown.  I actually want to
roll it forward 1250 miles.  (I am
one of those anal ones – speedometer was inop with an estimated 1250
driven)  It has little arms that
all line up and messing around with them I rolled the hundred wheel back a
digit.  Not sure of the functions
within.

 

Thank you for
the help – I think after this I will be done with questions for a while.

 

 

 

Krister
Meister

‘66 SS #’s