QUOTE(PRS914-6 @ Nov 26 2006, 07:19 AM)
One thing you could do that might buy you some time......Disconnect the speedo at the tranny, pull your speedo out of the dash and disconnect the cable. poke a hole through a ziplock sandwhich bag and insert the cable into the bag from the outside in.. Use rubber bands or tape to seal the bag to the cable. Pour a little oil in the bag and suspend. Go have a cup of coffee and when oil starts dripping out the transmission side you are done. Works best overnight. If the inner cable is not "too bad" this will work for awhile. If the inner cable is real bad, it will work for 5 minutes......
and while at it, it does not harm to also check the teeths of that thingy the cable is attached to at the tranny end. Sorry, dunno the english name. Point is, if wear is present, or teeth are gone (worse, replce it), the cable will also slip, albeit temporal. So at low speed the problem remains, whilst at higher speed the momentum will eventually stabilise the needle. Just thought to add this one (own experience).
Good luck,
Marc