The Ford Barn

Daves55Sedan · 04-07-2019, 09:40 PM

So today, I had to take about a 20 mile trip and paid close attention to the speedo and gauges. The speedo is smooth as can be and gauges are working according to my expectations. I turned on the clock switch before I left and when I got to my destination I checked the real time. Now I have the clock speed running way too fast. I backed off the speed adjustment screw and checked the time again several hours later and find it running 20 minutes too slow. That darned speed adjustment is going to be tricky to finally pinpoint at the right spot, but I will get it adjusted right eventually.
Bottom line, as long as everything remains operational for the next 5 or 6 years, I am satisfied and I hereby recommend Williamsons Instruments Inc to anybody who needs to have auto instrument work done. I am satisfied for now.

04-07-2019, 09:40 PM	#21
Daves55Sedan Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Granite City, Illinois Posts: 3,008	Re: '55 Ford car instrument repair So today, I had to take about a 20 mile trip and paid close attention to the speedo and gauges. The speedo is smooth as can be and gauges are working according to my expectations. I turned on the clock switch before I left and when I got to my destination I checked the real time. Now I have the clock speed running way too fast. I backed off the speed adjustment screw and checked the time again several hours later and find it running 20 minutes too slow. That darned speed adjustment is going to be tricky to finally pinpoint at the right spot, but I will get it adjusted right eventually. Bottom line, as long as everything remains operational for the next 5 or 6 years, I am satisfied and I hereby recommend Williamsons Instruments Inc to anybody who needs to have auto instrument work done. I am satisfied for now.