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Hi does anyone have any idea of how to change the speedo cable in a r32 gtr

Can I just take the inner part out and slide the new one in. Well I dont really know if I can even buy a new inner part. I just have another car for spare parts. But im trying to find out if I can just change out the inner cable because it seems like a pain. The only good thing about my situation is I have the motor out the car. If I can take it out can some point me in the right direction on as how to do so.

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Mate it looks like a pain. But I guess ill have to do as you say. I had an old honda civic and the inner part is all I had to replace. I just pulled it out and push the new one in. But I guess the gtr's arnt like that. Thank god that both cars have no engine.

Thanks mate

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Hey guys, removed my cluster to replace faulty tacho,re fit cluster and speedo stopped working, removed cluster again and found the white plastic dowel with the square drive that goes into the gauge and the spring sitting on the shelf bit under the gauges. I'm just wondering if it's broken or just come out of the hole and can be re fitted. I'll try and post some photo. Thanks

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