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Thread: fender R380 speedo cable tread size

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    fender R380 speedo cable

    ok heres an odd question
    anyone know what is the size of the thread on an a R380 fender speedo cable
    reason?
    I'm fitting a cruise control and need to fit a pulse generator
    well suprise, suprise, they come in heaps of differant thraed sizes
    thnaks
    Jase
    Last edited by jase; 22nd June 2007 at 10:12 AM.

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    surely I haven't posted a question no one knows the answer too
    a first for AULRO
    not great for me though

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    Jase

    As far as I know there isn't a thread on the cable outer itself.

    The speedo cable is held in place with a small retaining plate, and the plate is bolted to the gearbox.

    I'll see if there is anything in rave.

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    Well, when I get round to replacing my speedo drive at the gearbox, I'll happily measure the thread for you...but it may not be for a couple of weeks, which probably won't help.
    Jeff

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    Looking at RAVE - it seems there is a retaining plate - not a direct threaded connection.

    See attached
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    Quote Originally Posted by ladas View Post
    Looking at RAVE - it seems there is a retaining plate - not a direct threaded connection.

    See attached
    having had the b/box and t/case out (and the t/case is still sitting on a trolley as I write this) yes, it's just a retaining plate that holds the collar on the drive cable to the 'box.

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    thanks guy (I remember that now)
    I thought I was going to have to look myself at the weekend
    I didn't want to lie on the ground, it's cold and damp here you know
    only probelm now is VDO don't do any like that (bloody LR)
    any idea if the speedo end is threded? (in hindsight the pulse generator would be safer at that end anyway)

    thanks
    Jase

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    Quote Originally Posted by jase View Post
    any idea if the speedo end is threded? (in hindsight the pulse generator would be safer at that end anyway)

    thanks
    Jase
    Didn't take too much notice of the cable as I didn't fit it in the end, but I think it's just a push fit clip over the back of the gauge.
    Jeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by jase View Post
    thanks guy (I remember that now)
    I thought I was going to have to look myself at the weekend
    I didn't want to lie on the ground, it's cold and damp here you know
    only probelm now is VDO don't do any like that (bloody LR)
    any idea if the speedo end is threded? (in hindsight the pulse generator would be safer at that end anyway)

    thanks
    Jase
    Looks like that end is a push fit !!!!

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    Can't you fit a 'command type' cruise control where you fit the sensor to the prob shaft - easy job.

    I fitted one to my wifes falcon - some years ago, never failed.

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