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Just got a new speedometer cable for my 49truck on a 64 4spd 4x4 chassis,and drive line, it didn't have one before and i cant find were to hook it up to, i heard it hooks up to the transmission but i don't see anywhere to hook it up to. There is a spot on the Transfer but the cable doesn't seem to want to go into it? could the old one just be broke off in there or am i looking in the wrong spot?

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If the truck has been used/abused with no cable in place then it could be plugged with anything from the old cable to mud and dirt.


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transfer case
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It makes a 90degree turn immediately when it leaves the transfer case.


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alright so the hole on top of the transfer case is it. Thanks

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It is located where the output shaft comes out. As stated earlier it makes a sharp 90 degree turn when it comes out. My truck has the 90 degree turn and a grease fitting on it. If it was like mine, you could barely make it out due to the greasy grimy build up on it.


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