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> Odometer not working, Where do I start with troubleshooting?
DC_neun_vierzehn
post Jul 17 2021, 08:59 PM
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Hello friends.

It's a '73 2.0.

As title and description states ... my odometer is not working (neither is the trip odometer). The speedometer is working (although the needle seems to be bouncing a little bit during acceleration and deceleration).


Any suggestions on where to start with trouble shooting?

Thanks in advance.
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post Jul 18 2021, 09:35 AM
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Common problem. It is usually a pot metal gear inside that gets loose on the shaft rather than a plastic gear. You can repair it yourself if you are careful removing the lens bezel. Here is the link to the Pelican article covering the procedure.

https://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/m...auge_repair.htm

Note that simply crimping the the gear as suggested in the article is usually only temporary. Mine quit again after about 200 miles of use. The second time I used a bit of JB weld and a punch to deform the gear for a better and more permanent fit. Still working 1,100 miles later.
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