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How do you remove the needle from the tach?

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Nicholaschase29

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The tach on my 1100 went bad after a short. I bought a separate set of gauges and was going to swap the tach electrics between the two gauges. I can't figure out how to remove the tach needle through the face of the gauges. Do i just pop the needle off the shaft? Do i need to pull the shaft with the needle attached through the front of the gauge?

Any insight would be appreciated.

Thanks

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Gently lift it over the stop and note the position it comes to rest and use a table fork to gently pry it off the axle it pivots on
 
Checf and I recently had good sucess and avoided breaking the needle by using a couple of flat edged scredrives on both sides (yes there were two of us). We both twisted the blade to create a force on the back of the needle. We inserted buisness cards on the gauge face to avoid maring it. Did two gauges that way. :rolleyes:
 
Checf and I recently had good sucess and avoided breaking the needle by using a couple of flat edged scredrives on both sides (yes there were two of us). We both twisted the blade to create a force on the back of the needle. We inserted buisness cards on the gauge face to avoid maring it. Did two gauges that way. :rolleyes:
I thought we used carb cleaner. :rolleyes:
 
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