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Jamie
post Apr 8 2025, 07:54 AM
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....on a 73 teener speedometer cable? My speedo quit working last fall on the way home from Okteenerfest , and I'm going to pull it for repairs, and WIAI I'll lube related parts. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
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post Apr 24 2025, 10:52 AM
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Years ago I was broke and needed to fix the speedo cable on my 914 before I got a ticket. So I took the speedo cable and made an adapter to hook the speedometer end to a 2L bottle. Made a way to hang it up out of a coat hanger. Then I cut a hole in the bottom and filled it full of liquid B12. Hung it up for a week with a bucket on the transmission end of the cable. After a week I refilled the bottle with motor oil, and let it sit for a week. The cable worked fine after that.

But honestly, that is way too much work for something I can buy relatively inexpensively. It is all about time vs money. Which do you have more of these days?

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