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Old 04-18-2007, 02:24 PM
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mechanical speedo problem

so i have swapped an sr5 cluster into my truck, and the speedo does not work correctly. at first it did not work at all. then, i tore apart the old cluster and put that speedo into the sr5 cluster. it registers speed, just extremely low. what is the problem? can you actually damage a mechanical speedo? please help so i don't have to pay $400 dollars for someone else to fix this.
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anybody?
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They are magnetic and if they get whacked pretty bad they can lose the delicate balance they need to build up the magnetic friction. This is not something I know alot about, just inferring from talking to a speedometer repair guy.

It could be that something like a platic gear is stripped, Maybe iven in the transmission connector.

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