speedometer

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  1. Eboe

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    I was messing with the speedometer in my car today because it was not working. When i reached up under teh dash the cable came out in my hand very easily but now I can get it to plug back in. Is there a certain way it has to go in because I dont want to hurt anything.
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    Should just push in and screw the outer cover down.:)
     
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    If it came out easily that would maybe explain why the speedo wasn't working. The end of the cable has a plastic fitting with tabs that you have to squeeze in to disconnect and sometimes to connect the cable.
     
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    I have been looking at the speedometer today and there is a plastic clip on mine but i dont know if it is all there or if there is a certain way to place it. does anyone have a picture of what a good one should look like?
     
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    I was able to get the speedometer to work finaly so now hopefully it stays in place.
     

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