Suuuuuper helpful. Straight to the point and great visual example presentation. Love it brother

You’ve gotta be kidding me😂😂..I can’t wait to try this

Love your videos Dave , YOU and BROTHERS are a big help

Thanks for this video. It gave me the courage to do it myself.

Thanks for getting to the point without a bunch of wasted details - Great information.

Nice. Thank God for guys at Brothers..... keep it up. 👍👏❤️

Great videos, Great Parts !

Thanks I just learned something I didn't know I could do Thought I needed a new cable

I've got a 1969 Oshkosh MB-5 fire truck with a broken speedometer. This video should help me get it back in working order!

Luv that tip keeps from having to buy a new when not needit.

Thanks for the tip. Great video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯

Honest video. I like that. Subscribed!!!

Thanks man, VERY helpful

Would have never known it was so simple . Of course me a new guy I'm sure getting at it and putting it back are the challenge. But good to know

Kool - I too have had this problem but it was the Plastic Gear !!

The Beau James is super clean underneath!!!

Will try greasing the bouncing speedometer cable on my 1985 S10 blazer. Thanks for the information.

Thanks Brother, and peace ✌️ Brother.

DAMN this is a good a$$ video for 4 minutes! Even though this is promo for truck parts, way better than 15 minutes of some guy yakking about his dogs before he gets to the content.

Good tip

Can you make a video of the different gauges, and styles , and circuit boards , and wiring harness original stuff

Mine bounces only when cold outside 40-50 degrees on my 68 Camaro, used white Lithium grease still problems going to try dry graphite next, hopefully that will help

..very helpful!

Thanks so much

My 1977 Luv speedometer spins around n makes a clicking sound. Gonna try this. Good viv

great help so far !! do you guys happen to have any videos or products for properly swapping a 350 into an old 55 GMC pick up ? The truck right now has mounts that arent really that safe looking to me. forsure home made. so im pulling the engine out and doing some other things with it to replace a few things but id like to find a proper 350 mounting kit for this truck before i put it back in.

Thanks for the video! I’ve got an 82’ chevy 20 with no speedometer movement at all. This video has helped a lot just by showing me the system, even if it’s not the exact same issue I’m having!! For me, and anyone else who might be wondering, when I look at buying replacement cables sometimes they’re labeled as “lower” or “upper” and sometimes they have different lengths. To know what to buy, is it is simple as removing said cable and just measuring it for length? Or Is there some other info that idk! Thanks again!

One problem I have been having is a dinging sound like a door bell around 100KM/H in my 1985 s15, also have my speedo going crazy after 110 KM/H it basically goes to 6 O’clock. I will try this out and see if it fixes everything. I also get a low kinda rubber and rubber sound like my cv boot is rubbing, at low speeds. I will give this a try and see if it fixes my issue

Ok bro, how do you do it to a 32' GMC sitting on an 85' GMC frame/trans? The end behind a 32' speedo the same as a 85' cluster? It's mounted along the inside or the coweling against the firewall and goes down the drivers side. But the 85' Speedo cable in on the transfer case on the passenger side. Wanna give a guess on the legnth I'll need???

Well I just did all that !! However there is a clicking sound that seems to still be coming out of the back of the display panel.could it be a mechanical peice not necessarily the cable itself?

Do you have to completely remove the cable or can it simply be disconnected, pulled out and cleaned then put back in and connected?

Dude! That's how the cable disconnects from the back of the cluster? I could never figure it out on my 85. Mine started squeaking badly when it warms up seems like.

My speedo spins when using the drill trick but when I put it back in my 54 chevy truck the speedo wont move. What do you think the problem is? The transmission input ?

Hi David I have a 53 Chevy pickup, my guage was bouncing all over, I disconnected it from the back of the speedo. But my guage is stuck on 80. With your experience do you think if I pull cable out and grease it and put it back together. You think it will drop down to 0 after driving it. While driving with cable disconnected I can see cable turning , I'm hoping it just needs grease. Thanks for your help if you could answer this for me

I have a 1977 Chevy k20 pickup. I am looking for the part that connects in between the speedo cable and the bullet. There seems to be several different names for it. My transmission guy called it a reluctor and another mechanic called it speedo adapter drive gear. Can't seem to find the part

Have a th350 and lubed the cable . My speedometer is still bouncing around and when I stop with the drill it doesn't go back to 0 . What's the issue?

I got my speedo working, but now my odometer isnt working. Are there some items I need to check on before trying to crack open the gauge clusters to figure this out? Any other tips to try before opening up the cluster?

My speedo is noisy on my 86 C10 but it’s my gas gauge that does the bouncing around… any way to fix that issue?

Is that spedo cable the same on a chevy impala 2007 the lil stick on the mph jumps up and down while foot on break

So my speedometer only works when going around tight turns. Even then it only works for a few seconds after I straighten out. I've tight to tighten it up at the transmission but that hasn't changed anything. It did happen to start working when I hit 90mph though. It's still working so far but its a bit shakey at slower speeds. Any ideas as to why that happens?

I ended up replacing my speedo cable because the old one stuck to the headers and now my speedo gauge makes this rattling sound and the needle moves back-and-forth. I was going to replace the gauge but I would like a second opinion.

My speedo cable wouldn't turn so I removed it and there was obvious damage, either thermal or mechanical, so I replaced it. The new one seems to be too long so I think I may not have routed it correctly. From the engine compartment, does it route inside or outside the frame rail initially? Thanks.

I tried pulling out my cable from the top with needle nose pliers by it seems tight, am I just not pulling hard enough?

Hi . If the cable is spinning and quiet . But soon as it jacked into cluster , it shows a way faster speed and makes a squeaking noise . What could the problem be ?

My speedometer cable is connected behind the speedometer cluster with duct tape. I noticed the cable end that connects behind cluster is cut in order to fit over the end. That’s why it was taped. I seen online speedometer cables with two different ends. I’m not sure which one I will need? My gauge cluster does not have a Clip like yours? What should I do?

Mine was broken and I installed a brand new one but when I tried it with the drill counter clockwise the new cable wanted to twist up

I just put a new speedo cable in my 51 Chevy Truck grease and all drove it for about 30 miles and speedometer/odometer stopped working pulled the cable from transmission and it was twisted and bound up. What do you think that is?

My cable had a plastic sleeve over it where it goes to the transmission, does that have to stay?

It is common I lubed my speedometer cable with a nitrile glove and it stopped the noise

My speedometer is bouncing as shown in the video. Could this also cause the speedometer to misread?

Tried the drill and speedometer worked. Reassembled evening but speedometer still didn't work. Any idea of what it could be?

Does this still work if it has a cruse control or is there a couple more steps?

Does it come off the gauge the same way on a '67 ?

Im sure this is the same for my 69 chevy nova. But my speedometer gauge says im going 70 when its really about 30... not sure how to calibrate?

Any advice on how to access the instrument cluster?

Hey I have a 1977 impala and the speedo isn’t working at all what could it be

The speedometer went from working, to showing really low, to being stuck at 30mph or so 24/7, I'm guessing that's a gauge issue not a cable issue?

I have an 87 Chevy that I had set in a barn for 2 months while I moved,. When I got it out both the speedometer and odometer aren't working....

Is it common for a brand new cable to have noise and bounce

Is that why my speedometer is off by ten or fifteen miles an hour

Mine is out of calibration..is it still the same way to fix it?

As soon as I reach 35 mph my Speedo goes crazy and makes a weird grinding type of noise

thank you because my bike can be sitiing and it says 55 mph😭

My speedometer/odometer didn’t work on my 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40. I cleaned all the glue (50 year old lube) out of the mechanism, still didn’t work. Just put a new speedo cable on, now the odometer still doesn’t work, and the speedometer bounces WILDLY. WTF?!?

How to fix a floppy gas petal

The mileage counter stop working.

It's a 66 c10