How do I replace Toronado speedometer cable?

Remove the body ignition fuse 14. Remove the steering column trim cover. Lower the steering column. Remove the four screws under the upper edge of the instrument cluster trim plate. Pull outward on the upper edge of the trim plate, working around the entire panel. The lower part is held in by trim clips, they can be stubborn. Disconnect all of the switch connectors behind the trim plate and remove it. Remove the screws holding the cluster in place, I believe there are four, maybe six. Pull the cluster forward, disconnect the electrical connectors (there is no speedometer cable) and pull it out.

If you have a digital display cluster:
Remove the body ignition fuse 14. Remove the steering column trim cover. Lower the steering column. Remove the five screws under the upper edge of the instrument cluster trim plate. Pull outward on the upper edge of the trim plate, working around the entire panel. The lower part is held in by trim clips, they can be stubborn. Disconnect all of the switch connectors behind the trim plate and remove it. Remove the screws holding the cluster in place, I believe there are four, maybe six. Pull the cluster forward, disconnect the electrical connectors (there is no speedometer cable) and pull it out.

gear on end of speedo cable,worn. replace cable. the gear is on the tranny side

The speedometer is electronic. There is no speedo cable. It could either be the speedometer sensor located in the transmission, or the instrument cluster. Is your speedometer a gauge, or an LED display? The gauge can be replaced, but the entire dash cluster will have to be checked if it is an LED display.

The speedometer is electronic and has no cable, it is very likely the speedometer is defective as this is the common symptom.

You have a speed sensor in the transaxle which takes the place of a speedo cable.
If the odometer works correctly, I would think the speedometer is faulty. If the odometer is also not working right, it could be the speed sensor.

If the speedometer has a cable from the transaxle, the cable may be broken or ready to break.

No cable? The vehicle speed sensor may be bad. The speed sensor may be on the transaxle but it may also be on the back side of the speedometer cluster. My car has a cable and the speed sensor is on the cable right where it plugs into the back of the speedometer.

Have it repaired at model electronics.

It is probably a worn speedometer cable. Needs to be replaced.

try looking at the book theres a cable from the transmit ion to the speedometer and it could be a bad connection or theres a gear in you're trans that spins and tells how fast you're going sometime those go out haven't had that problem yet but i built my truck from the ground up