The tenacity, patience, and finesse you have is inspiring!!!!! I enjoy all of your training videos, and even like the VMCR theme song you played at the end of this one! :)
Have the exact problem with my 72 CB 350 F. However, these are gauges I bought reconditioned on eBay. I’m going to run the bike in the warm Florida sun for a while to see if it frees up on its own. I’ve had terrible luck, opening the gauges and removing that bezel without messing the whole thing up. Worst case I’ll contact the guy I bought it from to see if he will redo it. Excellent video. Nicely edited.
Thanks so much for this! Fixed the lazy (hardly responsive) tach on my '75 CB400F following your instructions. I believe my issue came from storing the instrument face down for an extended period of time. The fluid in the damper pot leaks out and makes the pivot too sticky for it to work properly. Won't do that again!
The tenacity, patience, and finesse you have is inspiring!!!!!
I enjoy all of your training videos, and even like the VMCR theme song you played at the end of this one!
:)
Awesome!!
Have the exact problem with my 72 CB 350 F. However, these are gauges I bought reconditioned on eBay. I’m going to run the bike in the warm Florida sun for a while to see if it frees up on its own. I’ve had terrible luck, opening the gauges and removing that bezel without messing the whole thing up. Worst case I’ll contact the guy I bought it from to see if he will redo it. Excellent video. Nicely edited.
It is a delicate task, that's for sure.
The increased temperature is a good theory, I'd like to know if it works!
Thank you for the kind words 🙏
Thanks so much for this! Fixed the lazy (hardly responsive) tach on my '75 CB400F following your instructions. I believe my issue came from storing the instrument face down for an extended period of time. The fluid in the damper pot leaks out and makes the pivot too sticky for it to work properly. Won't do that again!
Nice work!! I love reading this, thank you for sharing!
Good job buddy.
@@tomconte1765 Thx!
Great jobb and video !! Thanks for solve my problem on my CB 650 😊👍
Nice!! Great job to you!!
Great job, I'll be trying it soon. Is a slow responding speedometer fixable using this method as well. (1973 CB350G)
I believe this method will work on that speedometer. Let me know how it goes!
Drop in some led bulbs in there to freshen up the Guage