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07-24-2005, 07:36 PM
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Mech to electric speedo
I have an 83 chevy truck and it has a mechanical speedo on it now. I want to put the auto meter electric speedo in it. That way when I change tires rear ends ect. all I have to do is recalibrate to make it right again. What is the best way to go from mech to electric
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07-25-2005, 06:36 AM
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 Most electric speedometers (aftermarket) have a sending unit that goes into the transmission LIKE the cable has a gear. You buy the right sending unit ( Turbo 350....C6 ect) and install it in the transmission. Real easy....then run a wire to the new speedometer. Then do the calibration setting per the manufacturers instructions..... EASY......but I prefer the old mechanical ones........MAYBE because I can get them to read correctly.. 
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