Reply to "Replacement speedometer lubrication"

George PAdmin.

Julian

Its been 8 years since I lubed the speedo cable.

I don't remember it being teflon lined. That could just be my memory, which isn't all that wonderful any longer.

I don't think I've ever pulled a speedo cable and found it teflon lined.

In fact I don't remember any speedo cables being teflon lined 40 years ago.

Could your teflon lined cable be a newer, replacement cable?

My Pantera's cable is definitely the original gangster.

Urbain ... a bouncing needle can definitely result from a poorly lubricated cable. 30% too much speed ... I can't say.

-G

1/11/121:32 AM

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