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#797491 11/13/2011 3:40 PM
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Speedo very slow to work until it warms up. If it is gumed up is there a simple (ha) way to clean it? 59 Apache

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I think you'd need to take the speedo out of the truck, take it apart, and clean and lube it with a small amount of nice machine oil, NOT 3-1 oil.


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