Speedometer cable seal.
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Speedometer cable seal.
So, I bought this. So far, so good. It's from Sweden, which means it should work. https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-VOLVO-SPEE ... 0849469547
Speedometer cable seal. I tried it out and so far so good. There is an o ring that goes into the cap, so don't forget that.
Speedometer cable seal. I tried it out and so far so good. There is an o ring that goes into the cap, so don't forget that.
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Re: Speedometer cable seal.
I love that. $6 for the part and $135 for shipping!
Where does that part go? Into the gearbox small part first??
Where does that part go? Into the gearbox small part first??
Not sure if I will get there.
Not sure if I will get back.
But I usually do!!!
Not sure if I will get back.
But I usually do!!!
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Re: Speedometer cable seal.
My shipping was free. That is a standard volvo part number so you can get it lots of places. You must live in a land far, far away, across a vast ocean. The teet faces towards the tranny (i cannot believe I just wrote that). I found an o-ring for the cap, but don't remember the size, it fits up inside. There is a groove there.
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Excellent find! Togo's speedo has leaked forever and I had never found a solution. I think the original seal was built in to the speedo cable, it seemed like it anyway. And this is located just over the hill from me - the city I grew up in actually.
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Does this apply to all year USDM Nissan Patrols?
Thanks,
Keith
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Well his is a '69, the one I am referring to is a '66 - although I have't tried it yet - so I'm going to say 'maybe'. 
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Re: Speedometer cable seal.
Thanks...RiverPatrol wrote:Well his is a '69, the one I am referring to is a '66 - although I have't tried it yet - so I'm going to say 'maybe'.
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Re: Speedometer cable seal.
Your mileage may vary, I only have about 20 miles on this thing, but it is worth a try.
Looking at the parts catalog, you will see that there are two seals. One is clearly described as an o-ring.
For the second part, I think it would also work if you cut a disc from some neoprene sheet, about 1/8" thick and pierce a hole in the middle to fit over the cable end, tightly. Find a washer that fits inside the cable connector and glue the disc to that. Tighten firmly to prevent anything from spinning.
Looking at the parts catalog, you will see that there are two seals. One is clearly described as an o-ring.
For the second part, I think it would also work if you cut a disc from some neoprene sheet, about 1/8" thick and pierce a hole in the middle to fit over the cable end, tightly. Find a washer that fits inside the cable connector and glue the disc to that. Tighten firmly to prevent anything from spinning.
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Re: Speedometer cable seal.
I attempted to order those Volvo seals from the Ebay seller, but they canceled saying there was a quality control issue with the product. I then bought the same on Amazon. It must be the same seller because it was canceled citing a similar reason. I found them on this site for a similar price and they shipped the item to me. https://www.ipdusa.com/