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This is so easy. What am I not doing right? I just reconditioned my instrustment cluster replace the
cluster bezel and put new sticker on the guages.
All the guages worked before I cleaned this up.
I had to disconect the speedometer cable as well as all the other guages to reface them and when I put everthing back all functioned correctly except the speedometer cable. I set the speedomter pin in the back of cluster and tightened it up and I have no speedometer movement.
I know the cable is functioning because i could feel it spin in my hand when I drove it before I put it back in for the second time. Any thoughts out there. Thank you



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You probably already looked at this, but did you get the cable back into the cluser all the way ? The cable end is "keyed" and fits into the gauge a certain way in order to turn the speedometer assembly. Also, I was wondering where you got your Gauge Kit at and what it looks like when you were done ??


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I have a similar problem. Speedometer was screeching so I ordered a new replacement cable. The needle still won't move. I know it's in all the way and even used my drill motor to spin the cable from the trans end. I'm thinking I bought a new cable for nothing!

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I got it to work. The problem was the new gauge sticker. When I applied the new gauge sticker it was restricting the needle to move. I had to cut away just a sliver of the sticker and now it works and looks great.

I purchased them at Oldchevytrucks.com


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