Clock repair

[James 69S]

Wie spät ist es Herr Wolf? (Thanks to google for that.)

I'm yet to try this, but it sounds reasonably straightfoward and provides an explanation as to what tends to go wrong with the VDO 911 clock.

http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarticles/mult_vdo_clock_repair/mult_vdo_clock_repair.htm

[John Shingleton]

Well the clock on my T has stopped working so I will follow the instructions on this link and see if I can make the repair as described . I will report back in the next week or so .

John Shingleton

[mickc]

Wie spät ist es Herr Wolf? (Thanks to google for that.)

I'm yet to try this, but it sounds reasonably straightfoward and provides an explanation as to what tends to go wrong with the VDO 911 clock.

http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti...ock_repair.htm

Just gave this a go and now I can happily say 'everything works as it should' on my 73'. Thanks James

[Fishcop]

Dinner time.

[Merv]

It's a good link and I have used it several times to refurbish my 356 electro-mechanical clock. Tricky business but all working and no cost!

[green gauge]

Dinner time is too cryptic for me, and at 1.48pm. ????

[Fishcop]

Dinner time is too cryptic for me, and at 1.48pm. ????

Wie spät ist es Herr Wolf?[/URL]

Just answering the OP's original question

[green gauge]

Lunchtime

[Fishcop]

Well in the story, the wolf responds "Dinner time!"

Lunchtime here...

[mickc]

Anyway...back on track fellas, the clock's ticking