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billy_bunter · 09-08-17, 09:15 PM

As always takes longer than you hoped. I tried a repair using the plastic weld abut it would not take. Even got a washer made at work and tried to use an epoxy whilst in a vice. This did not work as the cog would not grip the rod. I could have glued this to the rod but decided to source a new cog
I ordered a new cog from a bloke in Germany pretty sure he gets them from America.

American site - http://www.mediafire.com/file/2hr265...6x/cc.bt.b.zip
Euro site - http://speedometercogs-gears.com/aud...eedometer.html

Part arrived and I fitted it the other week. Finally got it into the car on Monday night.

Note the blob of epoxy to make sure it stays on.

and working :-)

09-08-17, 09:15 PM	#10
billy_bunter Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 137	As always takes longer than you hoped. I tried a repair using the plastic weld abut it would not take. Even got a washer made at work and tried to use an epoxy whilst in a vice. This did not work as the cog would not grip the rod. I could have glued this to the rod but decided to source a new cog I ordered a new cog from a bloke in Germany pretty sure he gets them from America. American site - http://www.mediafire.com/file/2hr265...6x/cc.bt.b.zip Euro site - http://speedometercogs-gears.com/aud...eedometer.html Part arrived and I fitted it the other week. Finally got it into the car on Monday night. Note the blob of epoxy to make sure it stays on. and working :-)