Babyblue57
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Age: 41
Loc: Bs.As, Argentina
Reg: 06-09-02
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12-06-17 08:03 AM - Post#2717049
Hi guys, been having this issue for ever. My original New Haven Clock un my 57 goes too fast, like in 1 hr it’s 15 mins ahead of time. How can I tune it for proper timing?
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 raycow
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Loc: San Francisco, CA
Reg: 11-26-02
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12-06-17 11:27 AM - Post#2717069
In response to Babyblue57
Does your clock have an adjustment screw marked "S----F"?
Ray
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acardon
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Loc: DFW TEXAS
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12-06-17 12:28 PM - Post#2717083
In response to Babyblue57
Your signature says it all. 
"Old Chevies never die, they just GET FASTER!!!"
Page 5 of " Owners Manual."
Don
66 Corvair (driving)
57 2dr HT (driving)
56 2dr HT (waiting to be restored)
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Edited by acardon on 12-06-17 12:33 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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radioheaterwsw tires
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Reg: 08-24-14
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12-06-17 05:47 PM - Post#2717111
In response to acardon
There is a fast, slow adjustment in the New Haven clock. You can access it thru a hole in the back cover. I find it easier to remove the back cover and observe the screw used to adjust the fast/slow. Can't remember which way you turn the screw to go faster or slow it down. The adjusting screw is not marked inside the clock.
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radioheaterwsw tires
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12-08-17 03:47 PM - Post#2717334
In response to radioheaterwsw tires
Forgot to mention that there's a little rubber plug that needs to be removed to see the adjusting screw. Mine was old and looked dried out so I put a little oil on it remove it.
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