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Vette(s): 1978 Corvette Light Blue
Pulled from the swamps of Miami!
Its a driver and back on the road!
Ok so Saturday morning my son and I decide it's time to remove the transducer and give CeeDee's instructions the go. Ok we get the transducer out ok and get to step 3 in the instructions and its where you open up the transducer and one side/part should have the ceramic magnet and the metal coil and the rubber clutch with the centering rod....Well mine was missing..
. no rubber clutch no coiled spring and no pin... See I told you I bought this corvette from the gator guy in the swamps of Florida..
..How people destroy a nice car like a Vette. So I could not go any further on CeeDee's instructions which I was excited to accomplish since he had everything so well done. Earlier before I received the CeeDee's manual I had purchased a new transducer because I was not going to even attempt to clean it. Well now I don't think it's worth my time to hunt down the missing parts.If Carlise Car show was next week maybe but I would miss drivnig my car...Ok so now you know the rest of the story!!!!
BB78 Will let you know how the new one works!



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CeeDee, would you send me your PDF to clean the transducer.... kjgcsmith@gmail.com
My 82 original failed about 14 months ago and I replaced it with one from CC and now it is starting the same problems (jumpy speedo at 0 to 15 mph and jumping in initial speed when setting). I kept my original and will clean it.
Has anyone found a supplier for new internal parts if I need to rebuild?????
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