62131357111 E9 Time clock
- Thread starter sdoyle
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In case you want to repair it there are 4 places recommended in the faq, I know the Palo Alto one is well liked:
Speedometer / Clock Repair
- North Hollywood Speedometer (USA) - https://www.nhspeedometer.com/
- Palo Alto Speedometer (USA) - http://paspeedo.com/
- Overseas Speedometer (USA - Austin TX) http://speedometer.com (one member asked for a quote on an e3 speedo and was turned down)
- Seattle Speedometer (USA - Seattle, WA) http://seattlespeedometer.com
Speedometer / Clock Repair
- North Hollywood Speedometer (USA) - https://www.nhspeedometer.com/
- Palo Alto Speedometer (USA) - http://paspeedo.com/
- Overseas Speedometer (USA - Austin TX) http://speedometer.com (one member asked for a quote on an e3 speedo and was turned down)
- Seattle Speedometer (USA - Seattle, WA) http://seattlespeedometer.com
Which version are you looking for?
Early examples had ivory arms and mechanical clock movement. Later examples got white arms and quartz movement.
Early examples had ivory arms and mechanical clock movement. Later examples got white arms and quartz movement.
in reality the clock is always repairable - they can put in a new quartz movement into the old clock. i have a 2800cs mechanical clock with the ivory arms - it is now a quartz clock and looks brand new thanks to Palo Alto ... and it was done in a couple of weeks. the clock is the easiest to remove, you remove the under dash panel - there are a couple of nuts and a wire ... worse case is that you undo a couple of the bottom bolts on the binnacle over the gauges and allow the gauge panel to slide forward and then remove the clock from behind.
Hi Sean
Just in case you do decide to take out your clock , I have attached a link which might help you figure out how to get to it.
It might reduce the head scratching a little bit .
They are supposed to all be showing the same time
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