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1980 924 turbo speedo cable
adapting the trans from a 924 turbo to a different application. does the g31 use a speedo cable?
all the ports are nicely capped for transit, any idea which one is for the speedo? ![]()
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I thought the cable ran from the grease cap on DS front wheel to speedo pod in the dash?
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On the 924's the speedo is driven like a Beetle or early 911, off the front wheel. Only the later 944 and other cars were driven off the trans.
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good to know.
I had thought the 924 used Golf mk1 derived front suspension, so assumed the speedo would be cable drive like the golf. if the speedo input of the car its going into is a 1:1 with the final drive, I can probably make something that will work
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The cable is driven by the wheel bearing cap via a square hole in the cap like the beetle, 911 and 914. Lots of solutions abound to drive the speedo electronically or to swap it out for a later VDO unit, etc.
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trying to make the car look as if VAG had built it themselfs from their parts bin. need to figure out how to keep the original speedo in the car.
Steve
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