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Anonymous Posted on Mar 12, 2015

The speedometer quit working how do I fix it?

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Howdie on the Back of the tranny is a cable or wire that goes to the speedo replace it and it will work again the module get used one if ya WAnt but take it with ya cause ther is so many colour Codes so match it up

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