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Thread: Speedometer troubles..

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    Default Speedometer troubles..

    Ok, my speedometer decided to take a vacation today...where should I start to diagnose this sucker?

    Chris

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    The simplest thing would be if the cable failed. Open up the dash and remove the speedometer. Take the truck for a drive and see if the end of the cable is still turning (you probably should bring someone else along to do this!).

    You can also test the gauge. Find something that will fit into a power drill that you can wedge into the gauge where the cable used to go. It should turn easily. If you do get it turning, you should be able to see the needle move.

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    Default Mm ok..

    I'll give that a shot. Where does the cable go into the gearbox...on top of it?

    Chris

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    Cable enters on the rear, left side just in front of the brake drum.

    It's the black thing under the six inches of black muck. You can't miss it...
    Owner: James Leach Global Expedition Services.

    1995 110 Regular

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