OK, dont know where i should post this, but a while back, my tranny was either fixed, or replaced, but after the guy did the work, my speedo started bouncing, only at low speeds though, here look!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kNeFT2VLWk
After tranny changed, the speedo bounces(VIDEO)
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After tranny changed, the speedo bounces(VIDEO)
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entirelyturbo
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He might have goofed something up when reconnecting the speedo cable.
Honestly, my car has done this for quite a few years and a few tens of thousands of miles, without anything weird happening.
Still, get on your mechanic's ass about it. That's his poor workmanship, not the age of the car.
Honestly, my car has done this for quite a few years and a few tens of thousands of miles, without anything weird happening.
Still, get on your mechanic's ass about it. That's his poor workmanship, not the age of the car.
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HobbyWrench
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ericem,
You may consider pulling the speedometer cable and lubing it with lithium grease.
I periodically have the same problem at low speeds - particularly when the cable needs relubing and/or it is very cold out. It would make sense that additional friction at these slow revolutions would cause the reading to fluctuate.
Good luck.
Mike
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You may consider pulling the speedometer cable and lubing it with lithium grease.
I periodically have the same problem at low speeds - particularly when the cable needs relubing and/or it is very cold out. It would make sense that additional friction at these slow revolutions would cause the reading to fluctuate.
Good luck.
Mike
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Mine has pretty much always done it. I tried lubing the speedo cable with graphite lubricant, but it didn't seem to help much.......
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