By sallens - 14 Years Ago
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my speedo cable has broken in my 292 with ford o matic gear box but i dont know what cable i need to order . i have put pictures below can someone tell me what i need to order.how does the cable come apart or do you just slide a new cable inside the out side sleeve. 
this is the cable i took out today. 
this is the end from the gear box does this come apart???? 
this is the end from the speedo clock.
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By aussiebill - 14 Years Ago
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sallens (3/19/2011)
my speedo cable has broken in my 292 with ford o matic gear box but i dont know what cable i need to order . i have put pictures below can someone tell me what i need to order.how does the cable come apart or do you just slide a new cable inside the out side sleeve. 
this is the cable i took out today. 
this is the end from the gear box does this come apart???? 
this is the end from the speedo clock. The inner cable is normally pulled out from speedo end, you will have to remove gear retaining clip with small screwdriver to enable you to pull broken end out of cable.
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By sallens - 14 Years Ago
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thanks bill are they all the same size ,is there a part number to order a new one
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By aussiebill - 14 Years Ago
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sallens (3/19/2011)
thanks bill are they all the same size ,is there a part number to order a new one Some of the other members will know where you may buy new cable locally, 
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By Frankenstein57 - 14 Years Ago
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Most of the ford suppliers have both styles, I don't remember if it was concours or carpenters, but they had a picture of both types of cables. Very inexpensive.
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By sallens - 14 Years Ago
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thanks mark cant seem to find any where yet who sell these cables. Steve.
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By oldcarmark - 14 Years Ago
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If I am not mistaken that is the 57 and later style with the clip.The car cables are all the sme after 57(most anyway) just different lengths.What is the overall length of the outer cable?49-56 cables which Carpenter sells are one length only of 70 inchs but they do not use the clip to hold the gear on.
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By sallens - 14 Years Ago
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just measured my cable it is 70" in lengh. all i really need is the internal cable thanks steve. if you have got carpenters website that would be great.
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By oldcarmark - 14 Years Ago
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Dennis Carpenter.com I would try the 49-59 Car catalogue first.
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By sallens - 14 Years Ago
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still havern't found any where that sells the cable i need ,checked out carpenters website dont seam to sell to cable i need. any one got any where else i could try please.?????????? i really only need the internal cable 70" in length. steve.
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By paul2748 - 14 Years Ago
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Try a parts store. I have seen replacement inner cables somewhere, maybe there. They are cut to length. If you have a speedometer shop around, they should have one.
Google "Speedometer Cable", lots of hits. Also try NAPA and Advance Auto online as they might have it.
You guys should always put down what year and body style if you are looking for something. We can help a lot more if you do. I was going to look it up at NAPA and Advance Auto, but what vehicle????
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By Dave V - 14 Years Ago
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A good place for speedo gears and cables is www.transmissioncenter.net They have everything. Dave
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By Ol'ford nut - 14 Years Ago
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www.macsautoparts.com They have them, I bought my new one from them.
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By lawdogg1 - 14 Years Ago
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well that is the same speedo cable that I recently purchased. I am not sure where you live but you can find it at bobs f100 in riverside ca
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By ejstith - 14 Years Ago
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You should be able to get a universal cable at the parts store & cut it to length & crimp the end on it & be good to go. I did.
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By paul2748 - 14 Years Ago
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Mac's Part # FAC-17262-KT 8.95
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