Re: Clock fuse
Posted by HH56 On 2008/12/21 13:00:59
Knobs are removed by releasing a spring clip. Rotate the knob until you see a small slit at end. Push up in notch with a small thin screwdriver against the clip and pull knob off. The switch needs a special tool to unscrew the nut holding it. A fellow has reproduced themhttps://packardinfo.com/xoops/html/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=8084#forumpost8084
or you can make your own by getting the 1/4 hex standoff material mentioned in one of the posts. Drill it out to 3/16 to accept the shaft, then glue into a handle. The standoff material may be getting hard to find however so might have to order. One member mentions the two thin screwdrivers and that might work if nut not torqued down too tight.
EDIT: Don't think I've ever seen gold paint inside instrument cluster. Always been white.
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or you can make your own by getting the 1/4 hex standoff material mentioned in one of the posts. Drill it out to 3/16 to accept the shaft, then glue into a handle. The standoff material may be getting hard to find however so might have to order. One member mentions the two thin screwdrivers and that might work if nut not torqued down too tight.
EDIT: Don't think I've ever seen gold paint inside instrument cluster. Always been white.
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