The easiest and cheapest way is to change the driven gear on the end of the speedo cable. There's a clamp that holds the end of the speedo cable into the trans. Pull the clamp off, then pull the cable out. There will be a gear on the end of it. Change this gear to another one with a bit more teeth. Any Mustang vendor or Ford dealer will have one.
'66: Speedometer not accurate...
My speedometer is not accurate. It hasn't been for a while. My guess is that it's about 5-10 MPH below the true speed. Any ideas how to fix? I don't know if this matters but the transmission was rebuilt in '97.
Thanks,Tom.
'66 Mustang (I-6, Sprint 200, C-4 Auto, Conv)
Thanks,Tom.
'66 Mustang (I-6, Sprint 200, C-4 Auto, Conv)
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