Mk5 Clock removal.

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Mk5 Clock removal.

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Got myself a mk5 polo, and the clocks don't seem to be working as in the rev counter and speedometer needles dont seem to move. Everything lights up the time and mileage is displayed but no movement on off the needles. I'm presuming it's just a loose wire or something, but problem is how do you remove them clocks out the dash?

Any help would be great

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hey dude long time no speak. You need to remove the screw underneath the cowling, then pull the cowling towards you ie it slides forward from the windscreen towards the seat. Then there are 4 screws underneath that need removing, then you can get the clocks out.
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if everything works bar the rev and speedo i would say that would be the road speed sensor wouldnt it on the gearbox?
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alexperkins wrote:hey dude long time no speak. You need to remove the screw underneath the cowling, then pull the cowling towards you ie it slides forward from the windscreen towards the seat. Then there are 4 screws underneath that need removing, then you can get the clocks out.
I know mate! It's been a hec of a year. Polo went back to standard and all sorts. But i'm getting the dub bug again and hopefully i'll be back with a few new updates!
Cheers for that i got it off!

Took the clocks out, thinking it would be a loose wire, but it isnt.
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Bepe wrote:if everything works bar the rev and speedo i would say that would be the road speed sensor wouldnt it on the gearbox?

Ahh right, what exactly would i need to do? replace the part?
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Try taking it out and cleaning it, thats what i did on my mums car
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Bepe wrote:Try taking it out and cleaning it, thats what i did on my mums car
Cheers mate! I'll have a go with that.
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