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Tmend

05-22-2022 11:43 PM

Speedo cable length

Hello,
Does anyone know the factory length for a speedo cable in a 1972 K10 backed by a 4 speed. I’m looking for one . Thanks much

Phillip Owings

05-22-2022 11:52 PM

Re: Speedo cable length

Maybe this one will work.
https://www.classicheartbeat.com/pro...dometer-cable/

Sheepdip

05-22-2022 11:54 PM

Re: Speedo cable length

If all else fails get you a 3/8" rope, rubber fuel line or what ever you got.
Route it, mark it, then pull it out and measure it.

Tmend

05-22-2022 11:56 PM

Re: Speedo cable length

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sheepdip (Post 9082413)

If all else fails get you a 3/8" rope, rubber fuel line or what ever you got.
Route it, mark it, then pull it out and measure it.

Thanks sir

Accelo

05-23-2022 02:05 AM

Re: Speedo cable length

You can get almost any length speedometer cable on Amazon. Saves the shipping. Last one I purchased took two days to arrive and cost less than $12.

fun in dirt

05-23-2022 09:50 AM

Re: Speedo cable length

4wd cables are longer than 2wd drive, because they screw into the transfer case.
Think I got an 83" for my K20, it was in stock at local Autozone, Pioneer brand part # CA-3004 for around $10.

Tmend

05-23-2022 10:36 AM

Re: Speedo cable length

Quote:

Originally Posted by fun in dirt (Post 9082581)

4wd cables are longer than 2wd drive, because they screw into the transfer case.
Think I got an 83" for my K20, it was in stock at local Autozone, Pioneer brand part # CA-3004 for around $10.

Thank you

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