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Author: Subject: changing type 9 electronic sender to mechanical
myeates

posted on 20/1/07 at 10:39 PM Reply With Quote
changing type 9 electronic sender to mechanical

im trying all possibilities before buying new or trying to find second hand electronic speedo. my type 9 is the newer type with only the electronic output on the gearbox does any one know if this can be changed for a mechanical.

just asking as i have a nice set of MGB instruments they were very cheap so want to use them if possible

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macnab

posted on 20/1/07 at 11:47 PM Reply With Quote
I get the impression that the electronic unit is removable.






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dave r

posted on 21/1/07 at 08:35 AM Reply With Quote
apparently so
i want to go the other way.. got cable, want electronic

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myeates

posted on 21/1/07 at 09:51 AM Reply With Quote
yep the unit is removable but dont know if i can do anything with it once its out.

hey dave we could swap

now that would be a pain

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dave r

posted on 21/1/07 at 11:32 AM Reply With Quote
certainly would be a pain, mine is in the car!!
i have a spare gearbox, that is a possible duff unit, , tryed to get the bung out of where the electrics go yesterday..... its got holes for a screwdriver to go uner, so looks like its just hammer home fit, but i couldnt get it to move... anyone had one out before do i need a bigger screwdriver/hammer ?

just to mess your plans further, you do realise that the gearsets for the speedo drive vary as to what diff you have fitted ?
the standard speedo spec is normally 1000 rev a mile, normally written on the dial somewhere

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