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The speedometer on my 49' PW has the typical problem in that round "needle" seems to have come loose from the internals. Is this repairable? I'd like to use as many of the original parts as I can in the restoration, so I'd like to save it if it's possible/reasonable to do so. I'm new to Power wagons, so I apologize if I'm asking a question that's been asked many times before.
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Yes it can be fixed.
Click the link for a how too video,and Information on getting a replcement.
http://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/best/...ter-repair.php
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Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, my speedometer has a broken shaft. I may see if I can find another for parts.Comment
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Send ir to these guys:
DeLux Speedo & Radio Repair
1419 Speer Blvd.
Denver, CO 80204
Talk with John ( if memory serves) at 303-629-6958.
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