Speedometer bouncing

tomcatMember

My question is: How loose (how much motion) should the "L connector" (see attached picture) have? Mine seems pretty flexible. Also, if it supposed to be tighter...how do I tighten it?

Background:
Months ago, I replaced my speedometer cable with no issues (maybe slight noise and VERY slight vibration-probably normal I just never noticed it before).

Yesterday (on a very cold day for North Carolina), the speedometer (especially at slow speeds) bounced and binded/popped.

I found in the forum that loosening the knurled connector at the ZF might help...it did NOT. :-(

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