I have a Smith’s Speedometer in my car.
It is reading very closely to kilometers per hour, if I am doing 64 mph (measured via GPS) it reads 100.
It is clearly marked “MPH”, and the bottom of the dial says:
Smiths S/N 5324/65 1000
Any easy way to figure out if the issue is in the speedo, or the drive gear in the transmission?
Any suggestions as to how to re-calibrate or repair, other than putting a piece of masking tape marked KPH over the glass where the MPH legend is located?
Does the gear come out of the transmission easily? Is the gear marked for easy identification?
Moss used to sell a $6 speedometer gear (now out of stock) and does sell a $56 speedometer gear assembly. What’s the difference (other than $50).
Thanks -
Rocky
It is reading very closely to kilometers per hour, if I am doing 64 mph (measured via GPS) it reads 100.
It is clearly marked “MPH”, and the bottom of the dial says:
Smiths S/N 5324/65 1000
Any easy way to figure out if the issue is in the speedo, or the drive gear in the transmission?
Any suggestions as to how to re-calibrate or repair, other than putting a piece of masking tape marked KPH over the glass where the MPH legend is located?
Does the gear come out of the transmission easily? Is the gear marked for easy identification?
Moss used to sell a $6 speedometer gear (now out of stock) and does sell a $56 speedometer gear assembly. What’s the difference (other than $50).
Thanks -
Rocky