[Bricklin] 74 Speedometer/Cable

[John T. Blair]

At 09:21 AM 7/6/2018, Alan Coleman wrote:

 >I found that after sitting on a shelf for 20 years, my speedometer no longer
 >works. After checking the transmission end of the cable, I pulled the
 >speedometer.  There is a plastic/nylon piece about 1" long that 
slips over the
 >end of the cable that goes into the speedometer.  Just wondering if this is
 >part of the cable, or part of the speedometer.  .....

Alan,

Here's a link to the cable I used on my car:

https://www.amazon.ca/Dorman-03181-Speedometer-Cable/dp/B000C118UI

The little end of the cable is what plugged into the speedometer.  So 
my guess is
that the plastic piece is part of the speedo.  Unfortunately, it's 
been over 15 yrs since I looked at the speedo and cable so I'm not 
sure what the back of the speedo looks like.

John


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