The speedo cable is new and is very noisy. The old cable was fine but I =
broke it. Can I find John's technique somewhere on the computer?
Thanks - Gary
>>> Art Pfenninger <ch155@freenet.buffalo.edu> 11/20 11:02 am >>>
I'm a tad confused with all the cables but...John Twist talks
about using an OD cable to replace a non OD cable. You don't need the
90 degree angle when you switch to the OD cable but be sure to keep a loop
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...Art
On Fri, 20 Nov 1998, Gary Davis wrote:
> I've been off the list for about a month while they were upgrading our =
communications system and then ridding it of numerous bugs.
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> I exchanged my OD speedo from my non-OD GT for a non-OD speedo from a =
lister a couple of months ago. The previous speedo had no angle drive on =
the speedo unit and worked fine except for erroneous readings. The cable =
made no noise. When I installed the "new" speedo, I broke the old speedo =
cable. I replaced the cable and the speedo works fine, but the new cable =
squawks like crazy. I called Moss and they said I needed an angle drive =
on the speedo, but apparently they are very difficult to find. I'm =
confused. The previous speedo cable didn't make any noise and everything =
is set up like before.
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> I'd like to get this resolved ASAP so that I can drive again before =
winter really sets in.
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> Thanks - Gary Davis
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