Looking for a European Speedometer, with reading in Kilometres not Miles, STOCK type and in working order.
Will buy or exchange for mine (working and in perfect condition).
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Fernando,
You'll probably also need the alternative ZF angle drive as the Euro speedo may have a different ratio.
I have both here that I purchased in anticipation of moving to Canada. Now it looks like that move may not happen, but I should know for sure by the end of the first week of January. If it doesn't I can sell them.
In the meantime I'll check the km per revolution on the km/h speedo vs. the mph. They are 1200 and 1600 respectively, so require different angle drives. Here's a previous discussion that may help; Speedo Ratio & Drive
You'll probably also need the alternative ZF angle drive as the Euro speedo may have a different ratio.
I have both here that I purchased in anticipation of moving to Canada. Now it looks like that move may not happen, but I should know for sure by the end of the first week of January. If it doesn't I can sell them.
In the meantime I'll check the km per revolution on the km/h speedo vs. the mph. They are 1200 and 1600 respectively, so require different angle drives. Here's a previous discussion that may help; Speedo Ratio & Drive
Still looking.. anyone before I contact the vendors????
Julian is correct. There are 4 variants of "angle drive". Two ratios and two manufacturers.
There are also several Kmh speedometers.
One variation is a "dual scale" having both, but with the Kmh scale dominant.
The other two (at least) versions differ by the "digit spread".
(One has the scale marking in units of 30 (Km/h).
If you have visited my website I just released the first draft of an article on gauges:
http://www.provamo.com/Members/TechInfo/Gauges.asp?
Chuck Melton
There are also several Kmh speedometers.
One variation is a "dual scale" having both, but with the Kmh scale dominant.
The other two (at least) versions differ by the "digit spread".
(One has the scale marking in units of 30 (Km/h).
If you have visited my website I just released the first draft of an article on gauges:
http://www.provamo.com/Members/TechInfo/Gauges.asp?
Chuck Melton