Dennis Williams
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- Nov 22, 2022
- Thunderbird Year
- 1957
I have recently had my dash completely out of my 57 TBird. The clock was not working, I wondered why.
I sprayed it with a lot of WD spray as my theory was that it was very dry over the years.
I had it hooked up to 12 volts and the with a finger, spun the little brass wheel in the clock. I had to do this many times but the clock eventually kept working and still going.
I have since done the same with 3 other clocks from late 50's Fords.
Patience and persistence is the key with lot's of WD spray.
I sprayed it with a lot of WD spray as my theory was that it was very dry over the years.
I had it hooked up to 12 volts and the with a finger, spun the little brass wheel in the clock. I had to do this many times but the clock eventually kept working and still going.
I have since done the same with 3 other clocks from late 50's Fords.
Patience and persistence is the key with lot's of WD spray.