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04-07-2017, 03:09 AM
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Haven't had to play with the 67's speedo yet, but have done a few later model trucks and motorhomes. Don't the needles just press on? Seems like I just held the small steel magnet bucket and twisted the needle's center section back and forth. Is there something different with the A-body speedo's?
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