The International CBX Owners Association

Ask for part-number 90600-KJ9-700. The screw was replaced by this, which is originally from a non-US 125cc scooter.

Louis,
Don't you have the small gauge cushions?

Louis has everything...........;p

Available, but not cheap.
Just bought one, mine was toast.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-CBX1000-C ... 1406087370

I just straightened a faceplate ring, i turned up a steel flange to fit the inside dia of the speedo \ tach 114.5 mm dia and reformed the distorted ring with a soft hammer.
I now have to open the tach by un-peening the ring, the needle broke off and i want to repair it.

patzx12 wrote:I just straightened a faceplate ring, i turned up a steel flange to fit the inside dia of the speedo \ tach 114.5 mm dia and reformed the distorted ring with a soft hammer.
I now have to open the tach by un-peening the ring, the needle broke off and i want to repair it.

Let us know how that works out would you?

Just so everyone knows that might try this - the '79 bezels were aluminum and therefore much easier to straighten. The '80-'82s were steel.

Dave

Is it possible to open up the gauges to clean the inside of the glass and the dials for the rev counter, speedo and voltmeter?

I have tried to open up the rev counter by loosening the two small screws at the back, but that just seems to loosen the tacho drive.

What are the two holes for at the rear of the taco/ Speedo? Viewed from the rear they are at 5 and 11 o'clock.

Found it. viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7602&p=58612

I have just removed the gauge cluster from my 79 to try and repair the tacho needle which snapped.
I cant work out how to remove the black plastic sealing ring holding the gauge glass on the tacho so that I can get to the needle.
Does anyone have a solution or does it have to go to an expert?
Is there someone in Australia who can repair the gauges?
My speedo is slow in responding too.
Cheers
Don

Don! Welcome to the ICOA forum!

As discussed in this thread, the instrument housing is crimped. It is not a simple job to open it. You will have to uncrimp the cover ring to separate the glass from the instrument body..

donmcleod1 wrote:I have just removed the gauge cluster from my 79 to try and repair the tacho needle which snapped.
I cant work out how to remove the black plastic sealing ring holding the gauge glass on the tacho so that I can get to the needle.
Does anyone have a solution or does it have to go to an expert?
Is there someone in Australia who can repair the gauges?
My speedo is slow in responding too.
Cheers
Don

Don, look here.

viewtopic.php?f=29&t=7602&p=58612

Thanks EMS for clarifying that it is a metal ring and not plastic - that helps!
Thanks too to Jeff Bennets for the link - explains it all in great detail and with photos - now to try my luck uncrImping!!!
Any idea where I can source the additional chrome vanity ring to cover my uncramping mistakes?
Cheers
Don

donmcleod1 wrote:Thanks EMS for clarifying that it is a metal ring and not plastic - that helps!
Thanks too to Jeff Bennets for the link - explains it all in great detail and with photos - now to try my luck uncrImping!!!
Any idea where I can source the additional chrome vanity ring to cover my uncramping mistakes?
Cheers
Don

Don, get a big hose clamp and put it on the back of the gauge to use as a lever point. Then get a paint can opener - they frequently have a bottle opener on the other end. Once you get it started with a teeny screwdriver, the paint can opener against the hose clamp is a dandy tool to work the crimped area open. Be patient.

N.