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Greasemonkey

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 12:47

stick ya arm down behind where the air intake goes from the air box it will be down there


MoNkEy MaGiC

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 12:20

quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
its on the left hand side as you stand infront of the car looking at the engine, behind the engine, put ya hand down the back there will be the clutch cable and speedo cable, the speedo cable is the one that is split in 2 if ya pull the two halves they come apart


wont the upper inlet manifold be in the way?
isit between the lower and upper inlet manifolds? if u get wat i mean


Greasemonkey

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 12:19

:thumbs: learn a new thing every day


lee mitchell

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 12:03

quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
its on the left hand side as you stand infront of the car looking at the engine, behind the engine, put ya hand down the back there will be the clutch cable and speedo cable, the speedo cable is the one that is split in 2 if ya pull the two halves they come apart
not always 2 halves, some are one piece ;)


Greasemonkey

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 11:33

its on the left hand side as you stand infront of the car looking at the engine, behind the engine, put ya hand down the back there will be the clutch cable and speedo cable, the speedo cable is the one that is split in 2 if ya pull the two halves they come apart


MoNkEy MaGiC

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 11:24

ok il give it a go, but were exactly is the cable in the engine bay???
ive never worked with it before:o


Greasemonkey

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 11:13

i had this, my dials had to be changed too, didnt sort it, turned out to be the routing of the speedo cable, try pushing some more cable into the car form the engine bay to loosen it a bit, just needs to be nice and smooth with no tight angles and no tension in it


MoNkEy MaGiC

posted on 11th Aug 04 at 11:08

quote:
Originally posted by corsafreak
from the sounds of things it's gonna snap pretty soon, this fault is normally caused by poor routing of the cable. try and take the smoothest route possible with no sharp bends


WAT!!:!:o

ive had the problem for ages!!
i didnt fit it myself, and i think the whole speedo dials were changed! not just the cable, if even that? any ideas why??

i will try to grease it up, were exactly is it in the engine bay? is it hard to do?


corsafreak

posted on 10th Aug 04 at 20:14

from the sounds of things it's gonna snap pretty soon, this fault is normally caused by poor routing of the cable. try and take the smoothest route possible with no sharp bends.


wst

posted on 10th Aug 04 at 18:52

Had this on one of my old cars.
The problem turned out to be a dry speedo cable.
Was cured by greasing the cable.
Remove from engine end, pump grease down the inside of the outer cable to allow the inner cable to turn free.


MoNkEy MaGiC

posted on 10th Aug 04 at 15:18

in last year the speedo has been making a constant clicking noise, gets Louder and Faster the higher the speed????

the speedo and/or the rev counter has been replaced TWICE by last owner?? any ideas WHY???
also the speedo needle is jerky/shakes/hesitates to rise until it gets to about 20mph, after which it is nice and smooth????

94 L reg Gsi B, with 140mph speedo + 7K rev counter


[Edited on 11-08-2004 by MoNkEy MaGiC]