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Ken4004:
Ok thanks, hope your wife recovers quickly, isn’t it copious amounts of ice cream for tonsils!

Oddjob:
Neil, try asking Peter who does most of the refurbs for members on here. He has loads of spares so I would think he has one somewhere.

Word of warning. The cb550f2 had 2 different types of clocks fitted. One made by Nippon Seiki and the other by Nippon Denso, they look almost identical but they are slightly different in sizes. Parts from one won’t fit the other for instance. So make sure you find another clock of the same make or they’ll look odd afterwards. I prefer Nippon Seiki myself, they just look better for some reason.

Neilw:

--- Quote from: Oddjob on July 22, 2026, 07:38:16 PM ---Neil, try asking Peter who does most of the refurbs for members on here. He has loads of spares so I would think he has one somewhere.

Word of warning. The cb550f2 had 2 different types of clocks fitted. One made by Nippon Seiki and the other by Nippon Denso, they look almost identical but they are slightly different in sizes. Parts from one won’t fit the other for instance. So make sure you find another clock of the same make or they’ll look odd afterwards. I prefer Nippon Seiki myself, they just look better for some reason.

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I have the Nippon Seiki. What is Peter's username?

Thanks BTW

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Kent400 I think

Oddjob:
Yeah that’s right Ted. His name is Peter Horton. Nice bloke, excellent results. Done quite a few members clocks, haven’t heard any bad words about his work. Just reminded me I have a f2 tacho to get him to reseal after doing some mods to the inside. I installed a small digital volt meter inside one of mine.

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