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Changing speedo cable without pulling dash

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saleensal

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My friend says it can be done easy. Is this true & what are the steps? Thanks
 
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You don't pull the dash, just the cluster. Its not that big of a deal.
 

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I know all you do is squeeze the little plastic clip & it'll slid right out yank it out through the bushing on the firewall simple as PIE

EDIT>>>>> I just reached up from under the dash... took a touch of contortion(spelling?) but was still easy, I didn't yank the cluster.
 

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MSTANG said:
I know all you do is squeeze the little plastic clip & it'll slid right out yank it out through the bushing on the firewall simple as PIE

EDIT>>>>> I just reached up from under the dash... took a touch of contortion(spelling?) but was still easy, I didn't yank the cluster.
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Thats what I am saying!!! Thanks for the tips guys!!
 

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MSTANG said:
I know all you do is squeeze the little plastic clip & it'll slid right out yank it out through the bushing on the firewall simple as PIE

EDIT>>>>> I just reached up from under the dash... took a touch of contortion(spelling?) but was still easy, I didn't yank the cluster.
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What he isn't telling you is that he has a magic hand with see in the dark eyeballs on the finger tips. His had is also about the size of a pencil and has vise grip fingers...
 

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I did it from underneath too, when I was doing my pedal assembly and had to relocate the speedo cable. Was hard, but I managed.

Ash
 

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jrichker said:
What he isn't telling you is that he has a magic hand with see in the dark eyeballs on the finger tips. His had is also about the size of a pencil and has vise grip fingers...
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Is it really that tough?
 

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Is it really that tough?
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If you are skinny and flexible (I'm not), it probably isn't that hard...
 

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I am, thank god!! thx Jrichker
 
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