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BN2 Speedo reset knob and screw
- Thread starter mbrooks
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tahoe healey
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They can make you a nice brass one at any of the speedo shops. Valley Speedo (in the San Fernando Valley, CA) did a nice job on mine. You could also try some of the dismantlers like British Miles for a nice used one.
Geo Hahn
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You might try these guys...
"I just had my speedometer repaired by Palo Alto Speedometer. I had taken my reset knob off when I sent it to them. They offered to supply me one for $10. As a matter of fact, I just put it back in the car a few hours ago.
They advertise in British Car, but you can reach them at 415-323-0243."
Note, this is from an old message I saved -- ISTR they have a new phone number.
"I just had my speedometer repaired by Palo Alto Speedometer. I had taken my reset knob off when I sent it to them. They offered to supply me one for $10. As a matter of fact, I just put it back in the car a few hours ago.
They advertise in British Car, but you can reach them at 415-323-0243."
Note, this is from an old message I saved -- ISTR they have a new phone number.