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01-11-10, 01:09 PM
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So I have an 87 tII but amongst other probs my speedo wont move at all . i took it apart and the clip for the speedo looks like its missing something . the clip looks like a bearing but the thing it clips onto is a bearing. is there supposed to be a shaft in the middle connecting the two?
01-11-10, 03:36 PM
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I'm not quite sure what you mean in your post, but it sounds like the speedometer cable may be broken.
On the cluster end, inside the white connector, there should be a square wire which plugs into a square hole on the back of the cluster.
On the transmission end, there is a round wire with a flared flattened section. This mades up with a slotted shaft inside the transmission.
On the cluster end, inside the white connector, there should be a square wire which plugs into a square hole on the back of the cluster.
On the transmission end, there is a round wire with a flared flattened section. This mades up with a slotted shaft inside the transmission.
01-12-10, 06:21 PM
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I'm not quite sure what you mean in your post, but it sounds like the speedometer cable may be broken.
On the cluster end, inside the white connector, there should be a square wire which plugs into a square hole on the back of the cluster.
On the transmission end, there is a round wire with a flared flattened section. This mades up with a slotted shaft inside the transmission.
On the cluster end, inside the white connector, there should be a square wire which plugs into a square hole on the back of the cluster.
On the transmission end, there is a round wire with a flared flattened section. This mades up with a slotted shaft inside the transmission.
