Reply to "Speedometer bouncing"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

If the nut is tight and the angle drive still moves, you need to remove it and wind the nut back a little on the angle as it is like a barrel nut and runs on threads both sides. It can be a bit oif an iterative process to find the right spot where it tightens all the way on the ZF case and the angle drive does not move.

If I recall correctly it is also a left had thread.

The angle drive is a gear so there isn't much that can casue jumping, verify it operates freely. If they bind they normally break at the drive pin. I'd put the jumping down to the cable sticking, did you grease it prior to install? You can attach a small drill to the drive end and run it to see if it causes the speedo jumping.

Good luck

1/3/108:54 AM

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