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consider that the cable doesn’t lose any turns even if it’s dry, One turn in equals one turn out the other end If turns build up inside the cable that will be a very short lived situation as the cable will quickly snap clean off
So cable friction can’t slow a speedometer a dry cable can momentarily stick and cause irrational jumping so lubricating it is a good idea But to get your missing mphs you will need to service the speedometer There are a few discussion on here about how to do that Search the old posts -s | | |
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