Gear for PORSCHE 911 944Mph speedometer instrument cluster 20x22

Gear for PORSCHE 911 944Mph speedometer instrument cluster 20x22

excellent workmanship quality

Description:
If the odometer/trip meter has failed on your vehicle, this gear is almost always the cause. The original beige-brown gears crumble over the years due to a material defect and have to be replaced.

Variants:
The 20x29 is also occasionally installed in the 928. To do this, simply search for “20x29” in the shop. Models with mileage speedometers always have the 20x21 installed!
We can say with great certainty, but not with 100% certainty, which model has which gear size. Too many influencing factors come into play here (engine type/gearbox type/gear ratio/differential type/year of manufacture/model).
However, the following data reliably helps to determine the right gear:
20x21 (17.60mm/9.00mm) number of teeth opposite partner gear: 49 teeth 911/928 mph/944
20x22 (17.60mm/9.40mm) Number of teeth opposite partner gear: 48 teeth 911/944 mph
20x23 (17.60mm/9.65mm) Number of teeth opposite partner gear: 47 teeth 944(S2)/911(G)
20x29 (17.60mm/12.05mm) Number of teeth opposite partner gear: 41 teeth some 928 km/h
20x30 (17.60mm/12.55mm) number of teeth opposite partner gear: 40 teeth 911/944
20x32 (17.60mm/13.40mm) number of teeth opposite partner gear: 38 teeth 928 km/h

Simply count the teeth of the gear that this gear meshes with and/or use the measurements to help you.

Service:
We have over 100 gear variants in our range and can supply the right gears if required!

+ all alternative sizes always in stock
+ fast exchange service in the event of a size discrepancy

For the repair, we will send you illustrated repair instructions (German/English) by email. You can also find suitable repair videos on YouTube.

Advantages:
Buying a used speedometer saves you from having to repair it initially, but carries the risk that the gear will break in the near future. Storage times and cold temperatures in particular cause additional damage to the gears. Due to incorrect material choice by VDO, all original gears of this type will break over time!
If you have dismantled the speedometer, we also recommend replacing the light bulbs. These noticeably lose performance over the years.

Quality:
Our gears are elaborately and faithfully manufactured using injection molding and are not self-made 3D printed products. We work with a manufacturer that specializes in the production of plastic gears and is the global market leader with its repair solutions.
The so-called involute tooth geometry is retained; this is the only way to ensure low-friction sliding of the tooth flanks between the gear pairs.
The material we use is the thermoplastic Celron with graphite additives. These ensure low friction and wear-free operation.

If you disassemble the speedometer in advance, please note that the shaft of the speedometer needle is very sensitive. Grip the center of the speedometer needle and turn it counterclockwise. Pull lightly. Friction is everything that keeps the needle on the shaft.

partworks GmbH is a German company that specializes in reverse engineering and the distribution of spare parts for Porsche. Particular emphasis is placed on high quality and excellent service. More than 130,000 car fans worldwide are already satisfied customers of the Paderborn-based company. As a specialist company for classic car spare parts, we are aware of the quality requirements of our customers. Therefore, when it comes to subsequent developments, you can be sure that the requirements are very close to the original and in some cases even exceed them. With our own engineering department and internal testing, we can ensure the reliability of our products. Last but not least, our DIN ISO 9001 certified quality management confirms the thoroughness of our work. If you see the manufacturer information partworks, it means either an in-house development or an item from the original manufacturer (OE quality). Original equipment manufacturers are those manufacturers who have supplied the original product to the vehicle manufacturer but cannot be active in free trade under their own brand.

Additional Information:

● Large gear diameter: 17.6mm
● Number of teeth on large gear: 20
● Small gear diameter: 9.40mm
● Number of teeth small gear: 22


Reference numbers:
Attention, this product offered is a partial component of the component with the following OE number(s). Because our item is not listed separately with its own OE number as a spare part by the vehicle manufacturer. To make it easier to find and assign, the OE numbers of the associated assembly are listed here:

Attention, with this article the vehicle manufacturer has changed the scope of delivery behind the updated OE number over time or may have reduced several variants of a part to just one variant. In some cases this may not have been correct. Below we have listed both old and new OE numbers for the component. If in doubt, please check our product images to ensure that it is exactly the product you expect.

92864110130,   928.641.101.30,   928 641 101 30
92864110331,   928.641.103.31,   928 641 103 31
92864115004,   928.641.150.04,   928 641 150 04
92864115103,   928.641.151.03,   928 641 151 03
110008185004
110008229001
110008387023
92864111330,   928.641.113.30,   928 641 113 30
92864115003,   928.641.150.03,   928 641 150 03
92864115002,   928.641.150.02,   928 641 150 02
92864115001,   928.641.150.01,   928 641 150 01
92864115000,   928.641.150.00,   928 641 150 00
92864115102,   928.641.151.02,   928 641 151 02
92864115101,   928.641.151.01,   928 641 151 01
92864115100,   928.641.151.00,   928 641 151 00


Scope of delivery:
1 gear

Suitable for:
some Porsche 911 (75-89) (older models = mechanical speedometers have the M17 installed)
all Porsche 944-II (from 05.85) with mileage speedometer
Most 911s (75-89) have the 20x30 installed
some the 20x21 or this 20x22
The 20x21 is usually installed in the 944 KM/h speedometer
sometimes also the 20x30 or occasionally the 20x23
You can find all gears in the shop using the search e.g. "20x21"
We can do so with great certainty
but cannot say with 100% certainty
which model has which gear size installed. Too many influencing factors come into play here (engine type/gearbox type/gear ratio/differential type/year of manufacture/model). If, contrary to expectations, you need a different gear