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Speedometer Angle Drive Leak/Issues
Hello, Everyone. I’m restoring a ’68 Porsche 911. I’m about to install the rebuilt engine and gearbox and have found a small leak from the speedometer angle drive. It was loose enough that I could turn it by hand.
I drained the transmission oil and removed the speedometer assembly. My issue is, when I torque down the angle drive, it is no longer pointing straight forward (as lined up with the retaining hole on the shaft) to accept the speedometer cable. Pic #1 is with the angle drive facing directly forward but loose. Pic #2 is torqued but points down about 30°. I see a 22mm and 27mm hex nuts right next to the angle drive. Before I take the whole assembly apart (for my first time), can anyone explain how to torque the angle drive down to the point that’s facing directly forward? http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1715227612.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1715227612.jpg Thanks! |
Looks like the jam nut would allow you to clock it to any position.
Loosen (rotate towards the larger nut) the jam nut and try to turn the speedo drive. |
The leak is probably coming from the o-ring, and if I remember correctly, that doesn't depend on how tight the angle drive is.
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