Reply to "Wobbly Speedometer Needle"

WOLFGANG'89 CMC FWB, FL Supporting Member

Are you using OEM front left spindle or aftermarket dropped/disc spindle? Wonder if the bore where the speedo cable goes thru the spindle center is dirty, rusted or not polished smoothly? This would cause the cable to bind. I'd get a gun cleaning brush (22 cal?) and run it through to clean it and then grease the bore. Also do you have a secure clip on the square end of cable as it exits the wheel bearing cap and is the bearing cap bent or not mounted straight? A tight bend in cable under dash/gas tank might also cause it.

5/11/171:22 PM

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