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Mmenhenitt Nov 29th, 2018 17:59

144 Clock
 
Anyone have a 144 clock for my 1974 144 D/L in good working order?

cassell Nov 29th, 2018 20:42

Most unlikely, sadly the clock was usually the first thing to stop working in early 70's Volvos!

I have a 73 1800ES which surprisingly still has a working clock but I dread it every time I have to disconnect the battery in case it never wakes up again.

Clan Nov 29th, 2018 21:13

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Originally Posted by Mmenhenitt (Post 2471325)
Anyone have a 144 clock for my 1974 144 D/L in good working order?

very rare and expensive now , but they used a standard Jaeger mechanism which you could use from the smaller version of this clock , also other manufacturers from the era used the same mechanism . Failing that get it repaired ...

AndrewBrown Dec 3rd, 2018 13:02

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Originally Posted by Clan (Post 2471398)
very rare and expensive now , but they used a standard Jaeger mechanism which you could use from the smaller version of this clock , also other manufacturers from the era used the same mechanism . Failing that get it repaired ...

Not entirely true Clan I have one which has a VDO mechanism made in germany


But they are quite easy to fix, there is one on ebay for £10 but thats a round one from an earlier model the later ones are just as easy to fix and cheap as nobody can be arsed to fix them so they are cheap if you find a non working one

Clan Dec 3rd, 2018 14:35

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Originally Posted by AndrewBrown (Post 2472499)
Not entirely true Clan I have one which has a VDO mechanism made in germany


But they are quite easy to fix, there is one on ebay for £10 but thats a round one from an earlier model the later ones are just as easy to fix and cheap as nobody can be arsed to fix them so they are cheap if you find a non working one

I must have been thinking of the P1800 , VDO mechanisms are plentiful too of the same era . Good job you can fix it .


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