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Broken Speedometer Cable--Again 1800

posted by  JohnMc on  Fri May 3 06:10 CST 2002
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A stiff speedo input. They get dry and the torque demanded breaks the cables. You'll likely need to take the speedo out and set it face down and let a little light oil soak down into it. Not something that will dry up like WD40 or PBlaster.

Either that or a kink or sharp bend in the housing? Or sometimes if it rests on top of the ex. pipe gets cooked.






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