 Speedo Cable Boot and Clamp on 914-6 |
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| DennisV |
  Aug 21 2026, 09:38 AM
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1. Is the transaxle side of the speedometer cable meant to have a boot? I have seen one on a couple of cars that seem very original (photo from BaT, not my car). I don't see it listed in parts catalog. I bought a new speedo cable. It came with a boot for the firewall side. Nothing for the transaxle side.
 2. The nut on the speedo cable has a couple tabs and small holes. Almost like safety wire holes. Do they have a purpose?  3. Is the clamp that holds the speedo, clutch, and accelerator cables something special? I could not find a way to orient a common Norma clamp to attach to the bracket in a way that is oriented for the cable direction. The clamp opening would be running perpendicular, instead of parallel to the cable run.  Thank you. |
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