

| Subject: | Re: 87 GL digital clock |
| From: | Tony Mysyk |
| Date: | Wed, 16 Jul 1997 23:01:22 -0600 |
Larry, my 86 westi does the speedo thing too!, I find it worse when it gets cold out or the van has been sitting, just recently replaces the light my self as well, I think that I will try the lube fix with some of the stuff I have, for some reason my wife just doesn't like to Tap the speedo face cover to get it to run? (can't figure out why), Vw designed it to this......Didn't they? ;) ---------- > From: Larry Carter <lcarter@cowichan.com> > To: Multiple recipients of list <vanagon@lenti.med.umn.edu> > Subject: 87 GL digital clock > Date: Wednesday, July 16, 1997 10:01 PM > > Hello; I finally found the time to check out the problem with the digital > clock constantly cycling the hours. I took out the dash to get at the > clock, the little target-like plastic peices that you push against when you > adjust the clock had fallen doown and got itself trapped under the plunger > (that actuallly does the electrical work that changes the time) I just > re-aligned the little targets, and re-assembled the dash. Everything works. > I had a little problem when I first bought the van the speedo needle was > lazy, occasionally taking 2 or 3 kms. to bounce off the stop and get busy. > At the time I just took the speedo light out and squirted some WD40 at the > base of the speedo needle with the long hose that came with it, through the > hole the light goes into. Works great. I mopped up the mess today when I > had the dash out. The whole job took about an hour. Larry Carter >
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