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 got cold

got cold

 too cold

too cold

 not all parts are equal - brand new Britpart senders (x3) giving out wrong reading. Genuine Parts are correct first time...

not all parts are equal - brand new Britpart senders (x3) giving out wrong reading. Genuine Parts are correct first time...

 coolant gauge all working ok now - this was the reading when the 80degree thermostat opened up

coolant gauge all working ok now - this was the reading when the 80degree thermostat opened up

 drivers window not moving  -time to investigate

drivers window not moving -time to investigate

 panel off

panel off

 winder mechanism coming out

winder mechanism coming out

 loose rivet, bent arm, and alignment not right

loose rivet, bent arm, and alignment not right

 left hand edge of quadrant fouling the left side arm here

left hand edge of quadrant fouling the left side arm here

 removed spring

removed spring

 then drilled out rivet and released pin

then drilled out rivet and released pin

 in bits

in bits

 straightened arm welded to quadrant - at a slightly different position to prevent fouling

straightened arm welded to quadrant - at a slightly different position to prevent fouling

 primed

primed

 refitted and working

refitted and working

 A couple of old ignition wires which have seen better days

A couple of old ignition wires which have seen better days

 Stripped down to component parts

Stripped down to component parts

 old and new ignition wire

old and new ignition wire

 trimmed the end

trimmed the end

 added back

added back "acorn" and copper washer

 ready to go

ready to go

 out with the old

out with the old

 new ones fitted

new ones fitted

 different speedo issue this time, sticking needle (rather than wandering needle last time), as shown here

different speedo issue this time, sticking needle (rather than wandering needle last time), as shown here

 the pointer is fixed to the spindle which is fixed to the

the pointer is fixed to the spindle which is fixed to the "drag cup" - the silver disk in the middle of the assembly

 the cup should spin freely when

the cup should spin freely when "dragged" by a rotating magnet, but was getting pinched, i thought by the free play shown where this screwdriver is lodged

 prise pointer and face off, start removing small screws and tiny springs

prise pointer and face off, start removing small screws and tiny springs

 that oblong at the bottom is the rotating magnet

that oblong at the bottom is the rotating magnet

 magnet spindle removed from housing but not possible to shim out the play. scratch head. reassemble.

magnet spindle removed from housing but not possible to shim out the play. scratch head. reassemble.

 decide to relieve the pinching by adjusting the other end of the cup/spindle/pointer assembly by slackening that tiny screw in the centre allowing more endfloat

decide to relieve the pinching by adjusting the other end of the cup/spindle/pointer assembly by slackening that tiny screw in the centre allowing more endfloat

 assemble using tiny dot to align pointer, then rotate face around so stop peg is on the correct side of pointer

assemble using tiny dot to align pointer, then rotate face around so stop peg is on the correct side of pointer

 all back together, and once fitted and test drive complete found to be working fine.

all back together, and once fitted and test drive complete found to be working fine.

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