Just a simple question.
I am changing my clocks on my Cav GSI because the old ones are badly pealing on there faces so I brought another set from someone breaking another GSI, But.........
My clocks have a rev counter that goes up to 8000, the replacement only goes to 7000. Does it realy matter? did they fit both types to the GSI or has someone sold me a non GSI set?
Also when I move the needle on the replacement rev counter it returns back quite slowly, (Slower than I would expect the engine to settle back) but the old ones are quite free and fall back with little resistance.
As usual your help would be appreciated.
Cheers :beer:
Brian.
I am changing my clocks on my Cav GSI because the old ones are badly pealing on there faces so I brought another set from someone breaking another GSI, But.........
My clocks have a rev counter that goes up to 8000, the replacement only goes to 7000. Does it realy matter? did they fit both types to the GSI or has someone sold me a non GSI set?
Also when I move the needle on the replacement rev counter it returns back quite slowly, (Slower than I would expect the engine to settle back) but the old ones are quite free and fall back with little resistance.
As usual your help would be appreciated.
Cheers :beer:
Brian.