speedo cable issues
#1
speedo cable issues
Quick synopsis: Speedometer was jumping around. Pulled cable behind dash and oiled it. Speedometer no longer jumps around but stays at a close to steady 10-15 mph off. Figured on just replacing it, however...
What is this? It appears I have a 2 piece cable...? Cruise control maybe? Didn't even know the truck had it. Could this unit be cause the speedo read error?
Yes, it is amazing how inept I am when it comes to old technology.
What is this? It appears I have a 2 piece cable...? Cruise control maybe? Didn't even know the truck had it. Could this unit be cause the speedo read error?
Yes, it is amazing how inept I am when it comes to old technology.
#2
Yea you can just bypass that thing. Just buy a one piece speedocable
#3
Wow! Factory cruise. If that thing works, I wouldn't just throw it away.
#4
#5
Do you have the controls inside to operate it? Try it out but I have yet to see one that ever works
#6
If it doesn't work, send it to me! All of it! I'd be interested in just seeing the setup.
#7
It's really simple. There is a vacuum line in (you can see that) and then the diaphragm has a cable coming off of it and thats connected to the carb. It probably doesn't function too accurately, but it would get a smile on my face if it actually works.
#8
Where was it located at??
#9
They are on the left fender in front of the firewall. I finally threw mine away after being tired of looking a it for 3 months on my garage floor. Mine came with all kinds of cool factory stuff.
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