Re: Odometer and fender Q's. (how to take apart)

["Dave Ewing" <rabbit16v@prodigy.net>]

I don't think you want to pull the whole odometer out, just replace the
little gear on the end.  Amount of teeth makes a difference!!  They don't
want it to be easy to take the odometer out so you can't turn it back!!

Dave

> Any suggestions on how to peel the front fenders off
> an '86 rocco?  I've got all the bolts off and I know
> that the fenders are glued on, but they're not budging
> at all.  Help!
>
> Also, I've completely (well almost) disassembled my
> spare instrument cluster to try to learn how to fix my
> odometer.  I pulled off the needle and the face and
> unbolted the 4 brass screws that hold (I think) the
> odometer assembly in place, but once again, I can't
> get the thing to budge.  What am I missing?  I assume
> that I need to have the whole assembly out so I can
> get at the back of it to fix whatever gear or
> something that's broken, slipped off the shaft in my
> other cluster.
>
> TIA!
>
> -josh
>
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