Before you replace the speedometer cable, make sure the speedometer turns
freely.
It is common for these old speedometers to get dirty and have the greese
that has accumulated in them dry out and bind things up.
If the speedometer doesn't turn freely, you will just break another
cable.
Been there, done that.
On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 21:18:00 -0600 "James E. Pickard"
<geowiz@cox-internet.com> writes:
> My speedometer broke today. Not a great surprise, as it has been
> acting
> erratically for a few weeks. I assumed the cable broke, so I
> removed the
> cable from the back of the gauge, and sure enough, it broke at the
> bottom
> end. I followed the cable under the car until it disappeared
> somewhere near
> the transmission. So how do I get the broken piece out of the
> bottom?
> Can't find anything in the workshop manual and couldn't find
> anything on the
> Tiger United website. Help!
>
> Jim Pickard
> B9473298
> Lafayette, LA
>
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