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Old 06-04-2007, 04:08 AM
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Hi all,

I need to connect my Autometer speedo to a T5. What is the best way to approach this ? Is there a standard Ford cable that will work or do I need a custom made cable ?

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Old 06-04-2007, 06:55 AM
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Dan

I am running a T5 and have the VDO electronic speedo that is to be mated to the gearbox pulse sender not any mechanical connection.

I don't know that there is capability for a mechanical link on these boxes!? I might be wrong.

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I think the cheapest and easiest way would be to buy an Autometer electronic speedo.

I'm running this one off the factory speedo output from my ECU.

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I've got a T5 from a Mustang which still has the mechanical setup. I borrowed a cable I was told was from a Falcon but the thread on the speedo end was much to large. I need to find something with a 5/8 thread on the speedo end.

On this site it suggests I can use a standard cable and just need to find a T5 gear. Will keep hunting.

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I didn't realise you had an early box. Ring up one of the Speedometer service places. I rang these guys years back about making a custom cable for a motorcycle. I believe they can do that kind of stuff.

Ringwood Speedometer Service
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There's prbably an equivalent shop in NZ somewhere.

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