Speedo Cable Length
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Speedo Cable Length
Unfortunately I am not near my vehicle so I can't measure it. What is the length of the speedo cable for a '67 D100 with a 318 and 727? The various sites show 2 lengths are available and I don't want to order the wrong one. Thanks.
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Re: Speedo Cable Length
The cable on a 4x4 will longer than a 4x2 as it is hooked to the transfer case and is hooked to the transmission on the 4x2.
Late 65 w 200.
Factory LU-2 winch.
Updates: 205 transfer case,4.10 gears, disc brake Dana 60 front with lock out hubs
440 repower in the works
60 d100
383 with 727
4 wheel disc
3.73 geared rear
Factory LU-2 winch.
Updates: 205 transfer case,4.10 gears, disc brake Dana 60 front with lock out hubs
440 repower in the works
60 d100
383 with 727
4 wheel disc
3.73 geared rear
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Re: Speedo Cable Length
Thanks. So I will order the shorter one.BigBlockTrucks wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 12:20 pmThe cable on a 4x4 will longer than a 4x2 as it is hooked to the transfer case and is hooked to the transmission on the 4x2.
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Re: Speedo Cable Length
I'd recommend against a parts store cable. I had utilized one as a replacement. The cable had the wrong lay. So it would wind up and release. This caused the speedometer needle to oscillate wildly. Of course, I wasn't suspecting the new cable. So I chased my tail for awhile.
To test the cable, clamp one end in a vise. Pull it taunt and attempt to rotate the other end counter clockwise. There should be little movement.
I finally ended up acquiring a replacement cable from Bob's Speedometer: https://www.bobsspeedometer.com/
To test the cable, clamp one end in a vise. Pull it taunt and attempt to rotate the other end counter clockwise. There should be little movement.
I finally ended up acquiring a replacement cable from Bob's Speedometer: https://www.bobsspeedometer.com/
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