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It smoothed right out . It’s about 14mph off so I’m going to delete the adapter and order a 34 tooth gear and housing.
Especially since I can’t find an adapter anywhere.
Thanks
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Aha!!!!!
Now I understand, that piece of cable that was stuck in the driven gear must’ve belonged to the adapter. I removed it and Now just got to put it back in and test the Speedometer.
You’re such a huge help and yes I agree that it’s probably the adapter box. Just one quick question, my driven gear has like a “male” square cable that comes out of it to connect to the adapter. Does this come off? It feels like it’s stuck In there pretty good and I sure hate to break it if I...
As far as I know it’s still 3.08 axle ratio and I’m running 33’s.
i know why that conversion box is there butis there a way to bypass it and still be accurate?
Thanks very much. Yes it did help .
so I took the time tonight to remove the adapter ( I think only the m1009 has it) and the sleeve.
the driven gear looked fine, I greased it. Drive gear was good too.
I went ahead and disassembled the adapter gear box and cleaned and re-greased that as well...
What do you guys think if I’ve changed the Speedo cable, changed the Speedo itself , lubed the core with graphite oil , made sure there’s no sharp curves and still get an erratic reading?
Whats the part called that connects the Speedo cable to the transfer case?
I got a 100” cable with...
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