madmark_50484 wrote:Being a 1987 it would have had a cable speedo all the way to the gearbox. If the clock surround is all still the same my guess would be it still is.
MinorMatt wrote:I think the clue here is that its a later engine and gearbox...
Unless you need the tacho I would ditch it and fit a non tacho speedo and a cable - but you will need a pinion drive and cover etc from a cable drive mt75
MinorMatt wrote:I think the clue here is that its a later engine and gearbox...
Unless you need the tacho I would ditch it and fit a non tacho speedo and a cable - but you will need a pinion drive and cover etc from a cable drive mt75
dyte2004 wrote:MinorMatt wrote:I think the clue here is that its a later engine and gearbox...
Unless you need the tacho I would ditch it and fit a non tacho speedo and a cable - but you will need a pinion drive and cover etc from a cable drive mt75
was thinking it might be a prob with diffenrent engine what year speedo do i need one from the same age van or one from the newer van to match engine
madmark_50484 wrote:MinorMatt wrote:I think the clue here is that its a later engine and gearbox...
Unless you need the tacho I would ditch it and fit a non tacho speedo and a cable - but you will need a pinion drive and cover etc from a cable drive mt75
It may still have the cable speedo guessing that the surround and clocks are original. unless of course you know something I don'tdyte2004 wrote:MinorMatt wrote:I think the clue here is that its a later engine and gearbox...
Unless you need the tacho I would ditch it and fit a non tacho speedo and a cable - but you will need a pinion drive and cover etc from a cable drive mt75
was thinking it might be a prob with diffenrent engine what year speedo do i need one from the same age van or one from the newer van to match engine
if it is electronic you can get a cable drive for the box and just get a set of clocks from a mk3 or 4
Fraser2311 wrote:Hi
The cables shown are from a tachograph drive. There would have been an adapter in the gearbox with a speed signal generator on top. The four wires will be plugged into the generator. A mechanical cable will fit directly onto the existing drive shown on the picture and you will then need an original speedo head to get it working. Alternatively there are "tachograph" sized speedos available which will work with the tacho generator and are generally far more reliable.
I can quote you for necessary parts if needed.
Regards
Fraser
MinorMatt wrote:A cable up to '97
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