1969 Ford F-100 Name of a part

DAVID MURLEY

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1969 FORD F-100
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My 1969 Ford F100 has a Warner T-18 transmission. The part that connects the speedometer cable to the transmission is missing. What is this part called? I need to know in order to look for a new one. If you have any idea where I could find this I would appreciate having this information. The local Ford dealer has been unable to supply this information

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SATURNTECH9

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Let me see what I can find there usually called the speedometer drive gear.

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Friday, August 30th, 2013 AT 2:14 PM

CJ MEDEVAC

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ON A JEEP CJ. WHAT I DO MOSTLY. THESE ITEMS ARE ON THE TRANSFER CASE

I THINK THE ONE YOU ARE SPEAKING OF IS THREADED ON BOTH ENDS. ONE SIDE INTO THE UNIT. THE OTHER SIDE ACCEPTS THE THREADED COLLAR ON THE SPEEDOMETER CABLE

THIS PIECE IS CALLED THE "SPEEDOMETER SLEEVE"

OTHER PARTS INSIDE OF THAT ARE. THE SPEEDOMETER DRIVEN GEAR AND THE SPEEDOMETER BUSHING

THAT HELP ANY?

THE MEDIC
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TOP LEFT IN 1ST PIC. SEE THE SPEEDO CABLE?

BOTTOM RIGHT IN 2ND PIC. OF MY DESTROYED TRANSFER CASE

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