Same thing happened when I tried (and thought I fixed)
it on my odometer.  That gold spiral spring kept me
from going any further.  I did a fix I thought would
do the trick but it has not, so I will need to get
deeper into it next attempt. That means getting past
that spring to be able to completely disassemble the
odometer mechanism to perform the other fixes I found
referenced.

Stephen

--- Doug Fitz-Randolph <fitzr@SUSCOM-MAINE.NET> wrote:

> Does anyone know how to remove the
> speedometer/odometer assembly from its
> plastic housing? I've got the needle and faceplate
> removed, and I can
> see that there are three screws fixing the metal
> speedometer part to the
> black plastic housing, but it appears there is no
> way to get at two of
> them without removing the whole clear plastic
> odometer assembly. I've
> removed the four screws holding the clear plastic
> assembly to the black
> plastic housing, and it seems like the only thing
> holding it in place is
> the gold spiral spring on the speedometer shaft.
> That doesn't look like
> something I should try to remove. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Doug Fitz-Randolph
> Freeport, ME
>

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