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mack88

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I would look at the drive on the trans, check check gear for grit or damage and look at the hex in it. That is the easiest place to start. I have seem them wear enough so still work but slip. If that checks out than go to the speedo head itself.

Edited by 41chevy

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if the needle is deflecting and sticking the problem is in the indicator itself. Probably old grease which has lost it's lubricity qualities, (hard, dry). Not hard to repair but a simple and quick repair is to remove the instrument, submerge in hot water, allow it to heat soak and swish it around quite violently to soften and desolve and dirt/grit internal. This will also loosen/soften the old lubricant, (at times). Follow this up with a double rinse of warm distilled water or a mixture of "Calgon" and tap water to eliminate water spots. Allow to dry or bake in the oven for about 30 minutes at 250 degrees to force dry.

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