|08-31-2012 09:43 AM|
|mmerlinn||All that is inside is two or three gears. As long as you don't lose the gears or get them mixed up, you should have no problem exploring the insides.|
|08-31-2012 07:43 AM|
You can take them apart. Just go slow so both gears stay on one side. Some of those allow you to change the gears inside for different ratios. Some don't.
And not to be rude but you'd definetly want to take it apart to see what makes it tick. You'll never understand how it works if you don't take it apart. JMHO
|08-30-2012 06:01 PM|
Anyway, why would you want to?
|08-30-2012 09:43 AM|
thanks for posting it
|08-30-2012 08:56 AM|
speedo cable part
There are 4 screws holding this thing together. I assume it's just some gears inside. Can it be taken apart, cleaned and relubed without messing it up somehow?
|08-30-2012 03:06 AM|
X2^^, or Ratio Adapters. Used with Large Tires or gear changes etc...
Speedometer Gear, Speedometer Gears, Ford, GM, Dodge 700R4 ratio adapter
|08-30-2012 01:06 AM|
Ratio change box.
The ratio is stamped on the box.
|08-29-2012 11:52 PM|
Name this chevy speedo cable part
Can anyone tell me what this device is and why it is inbetween the speedometer cable and the housing of the sm-465 4 spd manual transmission on my truck? The cable will screw directly to the transmission so this must have some purpose. It also says "made in usa" on it so it might be illegal...
It is made by by stewart warner. I've run the truck without it today and I can tell the speedometer is off some without it.