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| Bigbadbugga:
Hi guys, I bought a little federal dti today at a car show, it was £4 and I wasn't leaving it there for that price :) Thing is, it's a little sticky, in that it doesn't return all the way back to zero smoothly. But rather goes back to a few marks before and then creeps over the course of a few seconds. If you tap the dial gently it will go back faster. Do you guys think this is just dirty? Is it a diy fix or should I get it professionally serviced? It's quite sensitive at .002mm :) |
| Pete W.:
Sounds like a job for Bob. |
| Bigbadbugga:
--- Quote from: Pete W. on August 03, 2015, 04:29:55 AM ---Sounds like a job for Bob. --- End quote --- Is bob, krv3000? It was he who I hoped might be of some help :bow: |
| trapper:
Take the back off spray it with WD40 job done |
| krv3000:
hi yep im bob and no don't give it a blast with wd 40 this will only make things worse the mane problem with all d.t.i's is they have a hard life the problem will be muck entering the works it ant hard to dismantle it to clean and the resin for not giving it a blast of wd 40 1 wd ant a proper oil for the movement 2 wd can remove the letering of the dile if you wish you can post to me and I can service it for you all you will have to do is pay for the postage |
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