Dad is usually right, but in some of these '70s GM cars, they used a screw
down the center of the knob.
So check that to see if there is a screw slot in the center of the knob. If
so, then grip the knob like Dad said and use a small jeweler's screwdriver
on the knob.
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> "Keith" wrote in message
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>> Hi, I am trying to replace my oil guage in my 73, I need to remove the
>> clock stem or knob, not sure which. Can anyone tell me how to remove the
>> clock knob before I break something. Thanks, Keith
> Tape the knob, needle nose pliers on the stem and pliers on the knob, turn
> left. Get a good grip first time out so you don't slip and it should come
> loose. >> Stay informed about: C3 Clock help