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Pierre Gearhead Posts: 366 From: France Registered: Apr 2002	posted 09-09-2002 11:42 AM I had been trying to fix that clock for ages without success, no motion & no rewind. Finally sprayed mechanism with good old WD40, cleaned the electrical contacts and it works like brand new. The stang is grounded but I have a clock in it now !! IP: Logged
Ken Gearhead Posts: 3981 From: Prospect, Ct. M&M Member No. 31 MCA Member 49299 Registered: Jun 99	posted 09-09-2002 01:02 PM quote: Originally posted by Pierre: The stang is grounded but I have a clock in it now !! Well Pierre, at least now you have a way of telling exactly how long those overdue projects are taking you !!! ------------------ Conciousness - that annoying time between naps. Ken 1965 Springtime Yellow Coupe - 302GT40-4spd Edlebrock RPM Air Gap - 670cfm Holley Street Avenger and much, MUCH MORE !!! My 1965 (aka RUMBLE BEE) Photo Page 1995 5.0 Laser Red - 5spd - Coupe IP: Logged
Pierre Gearhead Posts: 366 From: France Registered: Apr 2002	posted 09-10-2002 05:31 AM Good point ! Yet I am afraid that the battery will probably quit first though IP: Logged

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