PatrickP

Never understood why the trip meter reset had to be electrical in the 928 requiring the key to be on for reset but ... does the operation of the same depend up an electrical component. Reset mine Saturday and it, along with the odometer, haven't moved since! Speedometer is fine. Anyone have a suggestion as to what I might look for this weekend as check under the dash?

fast928

You reset your odometer while moving from time to time didn't you!!??

The little plastic gear has chewed itself up and it's time for a rebuild!! For future reference...you shouldn't reset your odometer when you're moving!!

Sorry to bring you the bad news!!

John Struthers

Pat,
Alas, fast928 is correct. Either you or previous owner did the deed as did most of us. Never heard about the key relationship maybe Ed or Wally could handle that one.
There should be a post in the last 5 pages
with a reference to 2 rebuild outfits. Check the archives at 928 owners Club as well as I recall there was an identical reference to the same two outfits.
Keep em' rolling.
John S. 82' Auto. 'Pattycakes'

PatrickP

Thanks guys. John, do you have a link the th 928 owners site? Couldn't find the post you referred to or the names of the rebuild places.

John Struthers

Pat,
For 928 Owners Club just type in 928 Owners club on your search engine - works on Yahoo-.

These are the Outfits that were posted:

1.) North Hollywood Speedometer and Clock Co.
6111 Lankershim Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91606 PH- 818-761-5136 www.nhspeedometer.com

2.) Paul's Speedometer Service
529 North Pacific Coast Hwy.
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
PH - 310-374-3017

Or, you might try :
928 International
2900 East Miraloma Ave.
No. D Anaheim, CA 92806 PH- 714-632-9288

Those guys have a 928 salvage operation with a warehouse full of every part imaginable.
They also sell new parts. Also have a parts catalog.
hth, later, John S. *2' Auto, 'Pattycakes'