Very good response. Margaret Lucas (MOMA INSTRUMENT REPAIR) told me that
many of the replacement cables have the portion beyond the bushing at the
top end too long. The extension of the drive cable must not be longer than
3/8". You can just grind off the extra.
John Snyder
> Carl -
>
> The cable itself could be binding on the back of the Tach. Try
> putting in a washer or spacer of some kind between the cable sleeve
> and the back of the tach, and then put it back together. The
> alternative is to get a slightly shorter cable made up (shorten just
> the cable part, reuse the old cable sleeve).
>
> Alan
>
> '53 BN1 '64 BJ8
>
> On 6/7/06, Dr. C. Rubino <ruvino@ripnet.com> wrote:
>> mecanical tack in BN-4-bounces like crazy between 0 and 2,000 rpms then
>> settles out. Was disconected from dist in the spring but seems to be
>> tight
>> enough. suggestions?
>>
>> Carl
>> BN-4(L), 1957
>> Alan
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