Wanted: Working 1970-71 'Cuda Rallye Clock
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or, www.clocksandgauges.com for quartz conversion kits.
I have done a couple of Rally cluster clock quartz conversions, real easy..this is the way to go if you have a non-functioning clock.
I also tried to repair a factory clock which looked to be in excellent shape. The original clocks have a tiny set of contact points in them. When the points touch it completes a circuit and throws up a spring loaded arm, which essentially winds the clock. When the points get burnt they will either stick together or not conduct electricity. I tried filing the points but that removes the plating and they burn again in only a few hours... so if you like taking your dash apart every few days this is the way to go....j/k
or, www.clocksandgauges.com for quartz conversion kits.
I have done a couple of Rally cluster clock quartz conversions, real easy..this is the way to go if you have a non-functioning clock.
I also tried to repair a factory clock which looked to be in excellent shape. The original clocks have a tiny set of contact points in them. When the points touch it completes a circuit and throws up a spring loaded arm, which essentially winds the clock. When the points get burnt they will either stick together or not conduct electricity. I tried filing the points but that removes the plating and they burn again in only a few hours... so if you like taking your dash apart every few days this is the way to go....j/k
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