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for anyone interested I will service this or a similar clock for $50 + return postage. (as long as it *doesn't* indicate 'quartz' on the dial)
if you're feeling adventurous and are willing to invest in a few tools you can probably tackle this chore with the help of this article;
https://www.pelicanparts.com/techart...ock_repair.htm
Hi, my '67 VDO clock finally quit on me. Can ya fix it? I PM'd you too. Thanks
Jerry typ901 serviced my clock and now it works great! 50 bucks well spent to have my original clock functioning again
Thanks Jerry!
I know this is an old thread, and I think my post count is too low to PM. However, I am hoping typ901 might be willing to take a look at the electro-mechanical Kienzle clock in my ‘72 911. Thank you!
After fiddling with the clock, I was able to identify the problem - as is often the case, it was me.
I was not disengaging the time adjustment button by pulling it out after resetting the time. I guess not doing so was causing additional drag on the clock works. It would work for a while and then stop. Tap the face a bit, it would start working again.
After correcting the aforementioned operator error and a slight + rotation of the fast/slow adjustment, the clock has been keeping very accurate time for the last couple of days.
I have a kienzle / vdo that needs some work - it seems to work intermittently - but had sat in a barn car forever....so prob needs reconditioning.Quote:
Originally Posted by typ901
Any chance Typ901 you can help? I just joined so cannot message you.