>Help!  My odometer is frozen.  I think it is related to the trip meter
>which, when you push the button, clears to zero, but then only moves 1 to
>2/10ths.
>Can someone share your experiences about fixing this problem or replacing
>the unit.  Junk yard? Rebuilt? If you have to replace the unit, can I swap
>for a tach unit also? (Mine has an analog clock).

Bill,

I don't know if you want to spend the bucks, but I've heard of a speedo
repair place in Southern Cal. Let me know if you're interested and I'll
send you their info.

Bren

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