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  • #16
    Hey kid, lets get that rear in.
    Makin Torque.

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    • #17
      Mine bounces whenever I am going down the road. I really don't need to give the cops any reason to pull me over, I highly doubt that I would get a repair and report when my speedo decides not to read right.

      1989 Stock L98, Holley Stealth Ram intake, Hooker Headers, GMMG cat-back with cat-delete, #24 Bosch D3 Injectors

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      • #18
        im at work

        lets paint your fender

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        • #19
          What all do you still need to swap it?
          Makin Torque.

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          • #20
            The bouncing is due to the speedometer cable. You have to lube it. Mine bounces at low speeds, or when it would get really cold, the speedo cable would disengage from the speedometer and the needle would just sit and bounce everywhere.

            Tis not the gauge - but the cable.
            Gone but not forgotten: 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z

            "You shall ride eternal. Shiny and chrome."

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            • #21
              I thought that too, and if that is the case then oh well, I wanted a 145mph speedo anyways, plus I would like to have a working trip odemeter. The thing is I can tap on the speedo whern the car is not running and it will move still, Not alot but it will move to the position it is suposed to be at when the car is turned off.

              I still need the rest of the guages because you can tap on them and they move/ jump. I am going to check the wiring to them as well. My temp guage doesn't work. I can move the needle to wherever I want it to be and it stays there until I turn the car off. The fuel guage doesn't work. Either the sender is bad, there is an open in the wire somewhere or the guage itself is bad. I would like new guages because I know these have been tampered with.

              I already bought a new speedometer on ebay last night anyway for $60.00

              1989 Stock L98, Holley Stealth Ram intake, Hooker Headers, GMMG cat-back with cat-delete, #24 Bosch D3 Injectors

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              • #22
                Yeah, the 145-mph speedometer is a nice upgrade anyways.

                Just lube up the speedo cable and it'll be better.

                The trip odometer not working is due to the breakage of the J-clips - there's a simple fix on TGO, I did it to my speedometer - the trip works, and the odometer doesn't (it's nowhere near accurate anymore, it used to be, before it stuck at 99,990.)
                Gone but not forgotten: 1986 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z

                "You shall ride eternal. Shiny and chrome."

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