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Speedometer Pinion
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Jim_Gruber
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Make sure you test the speedo first by using your drill in reverse to see if speedo turns. A Square Headed Screw drill bit driver can emulate a speedo cable pretty well. There is a good document on Smith's Speedo repair I've got if you are interested.
bugimike
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Speedo pinion is not that hard to replace! Check and make sure everything is properly mated first (though I suppose you have already since you repleced the cable!). Do drain tranny oil first to avoid a puddle! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif And a large adjustable wrench will work!
