Speedometer Cable
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- C30
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- 350, TH400.4:10 gears 2WD
Can you pull the other one if it needs to be swapped anyway and measure it?
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You can measure them with a measuring tape while still installed.
Crawl under the dash and measure from the Speedometer to the firewall along the route of the cable, then get under the truck and measure from the firewall, following the route of the cable, to the other end of the cable.
Crawl under the dash and measure from the Speedometer to the firewall along the route of the cable, then get under the truck and measure from the firewall, following the route of the cable, to the other end of the cable.
