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Am I the only one not seeing a post here???

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Old 04-28-2008, 07:11 AM
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Ok, this is weird. ossiblue created a thread about a bouncing speedo but there is no post.
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Yea, weird! I posted this morning and never had a chance to log on again, then I find nothing appeared! Well here it is:

The speedo on my 73 has a bounce at nearly all speeds until I exceed 120 mph. Is there any easy way to tell if the problem is in the cable or in the gauge itself?
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Old 04-28-2008, 06:05 PM
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I just had my (69) Speedo rebuilt to cure an odometer issue. When I reassembled I got terrible bounce. I replaced and removed the cable a few times trying to make sure it was as untwisted as possible and routed with nice wide curves. Third time was a charm and the bounce was cured. I am not an expert but after disassembling mine I cannot think of obvious mechanisms inside the speedo that would cause it to bounce....
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Old 04-29-2008, 05:49 AM
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Thanks Sam, that sounds reasonable. I just got the car and I don't know how old the cable is and given you have seen the "workings" of the speedo, I'll try the cable cure first.

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