Speedometer squeak

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From: John Hammer
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1985 12:04

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Thanks to saf@bonnie.UUCP (Steve Falco).  His advice on lubing the
point of connection between the speedometer and the cable was exactly
right (though I did not believe it at first).  One trick I used to
diagnose this was to disconnect the cable at the transmission and 
chuck the end in a 3/8" drill.  With the drill on spinning in reverse,
it was relatively easy to try different ideas on what caused the noise.

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Subject: Speedometer squeak
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Date: Thu, 31-Oct-85 07:04:01 EST
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