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bmoore Apr 17th, 08, 1:16 PM i have a 66 and the odo quit rolling over at about 99,150. so....any ideas? i just need things i can investigate, otherwise i will just leave it alone. dyno jonn Apr 17th, 08, 2:55 PM Just so the speedo part still works so you dont get a ticket..... :yes: animal69 Apr 17th, 08, 3:47 PM Leave it alone. It is not an electrical problem. It is a mechanical odometer and not something a do it yourselfer can fix at home. Lots of little pieces!!!! bmoore Apr 18th, 08, 6:12 PM hahahaha thanks guys how much could it cost to get it fixed? just so it starts ticking again my gas gauge doesn't work either so...i need one or the other cponcesr Apr 21st, 08, 9:50 PM Might be that your speedo cable broke. They are pretty inexpensive $12-$15 bucks. Not to difficult to change just need patience 70SS454 Apr 23rd, 08, 10:51 PM Any repairs would require you to remove the speedo from the dash. Are you prepared to remove it? You will need a variable speed drill, a small length of speedo cable, a precision screwdriver set, some flat spring steel about 1/8 to 1/4 inch wide, and a whole lot of patience. When you get these together, pm me. ED JYags Apr 23rd, 08, 11:15 PM My speedo works, odo doesn't. I removed it from the dash twice, first time to replace it with another one that also quit working shortly thereafter, then again to put the original one back in. As long as the speedo works, leave it in and drive it. I am curious to learn how to fix the odo, if I can ever stomach removing it from the dash again. | ||