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OK so my 77 f350's speedo is not working. I put in a new cabl, tryed 3 diffrent speedometers, put a new gear on the end of the cable.
the speedometer will work until it reaches 20 mph then it jsut falls back to 0 until i press in the clutch then it jumps to 20 again, bounces around there then falls back down.
could this be the gear inside the tranny on the outdrive shaft is bad. or what else is there that could be casueing the problum.
the cable was just relubed. the gear on the end of the cable is a brand new 16r gear. also i lubed the end of that gear when i placed it back in the tranny.
if it is the gear in the tranny. were would i go to find one, or what should it look like. so i can compare it to mine in my truck.
the gear on the tranny end of the cable is the same as the old one its a 16t r gear, and i testes the speedometer by hooking the cabel to a drill and seeing if it worked.
im about to pull the end off teh tranny and check the gear in there what should i look for on that gear
the gear on the tranny end of the cable is the same as the old one its a 16t r gear, and i testes the speedometer by hooking the cabel to a drill and seeing if it worked.
im about to pull the end off teh tranny and check the gear in there what should i look for on that gear
I'm not asking about the DRIVEN gear on the end of the cable.
I need to know what transmission the truck has.
Do not pull that extension housing off until you answer my question.
i cant seem to find the axle ratio so probly this weekend. i will jack the truck up and manuly figure out the axle ratio. i thought about just pulling off the extension housing on the tranny and tanking the gear ot my local dealer and seeing if they cna get the gear
i have been having that problem with my speedo but it only does it on occasion, not all the time, so could my problem be the speedo its self or what?...lol
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