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Re: Challenger clock [Re: biginchmotor] #1417057
04/10/13 08:46 PM
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Most likley you're only missing the knob and small nut shown in pictures 4 and 6. I had it fall off a couple of times in my car and put a little glue inside the nut to lock the threads. In retrospect it might have been smarter to use a removable loctite. I guess I'll find out if I ever want to take the dash apart.

Mike Afflerbach

Re: Challenger clock [Re: jeff968] #1417058
04/10/13 09:54 PM
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Quote:

i don't think they repo that sleeve you show in photo #8.



No. That is not reproduced. #7 is the piece that you don't want missing, to set the correct time.

Ola

Re: Challenger clock [Re: cudaized] #1417059
04/10/13 10:57 PM
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Thanks for all the pictures. I think I actually have one of those knobs and the little screw that I picked up a while ago with a bunch of screws and other stuff. I just need to remember where it is at.

On the bright side, my clock is at least running even if it is not the correct time.

Thanks again,

Michael

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