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Tachometer and Speedometer off

Can any one give me some advice on how I can fix a problem I caused? A while back I change the color of the instruments from the stock black to the white faces. The white faces look great with the creme color interior I have. Anyways, when I put every thing back together and put the intrstument back into the dash I notice the tach and the spedometer was slow. I noticed that the needles don't bounce aroung like they did before I messed with them. The tack goes ok up to 3000rpms but it kind of sticks from there. I haven't push the car since I've notice this for fear of over revving the car. Also on the speedometer I notice is off about 7 to 10 mph. Any suggestion on what I did wrong and how I can fix it. BTW, this is on an 88 cab.

Thank for any advice...Ron

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You might have installed the glass lenses too close to the needles and they are being restricted 'cause they are rubbing on the inside.---Bob
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Many say after removing the needle on the speedo it needs to be recalibrated, but I was able to mark it's position and after reinstalling, it's still correct. Check with a GPS. My tach still sticks after awhile with the heat on, fine with no heat. Can't help you there.

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