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Genuine Chevrolet Metro Speedometer Cable
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Chevrolet Metro Speedometer Cable
The Chevrolet Metro Speedometer Cable transforms spins from the transmission into visible needle movements that tell the driver how fast they are going. The Speedometer Cable runs from the gearbox to the dashboard and uses a flexible steel core twisting inside a protective casing to transmit the spin. In an era before digital clusters, classic Chevrolet subcompacts depended on this mechanical connection. Every Metro variant relied on square drive ends that must remain crisp to engage the sockets. When the inner wire of the Speedometer Cable snaps, rounds off, or is loosened by its end fittings, the gauge needle will either freeze, jump, or rattle. By ensuring that the routing of the cable is smooth, with no kinks within five centimeters of either end, owners can spot trouble. Kinks and crushed sections increase friction and destroy the Speedometer Cable in short order. While later electronic dashes abandoned the cable, the final Chevrolet Metro still applied the familiar design with the single upper cable for standard setups or the paired upper and lower lines with cruise control, the shorter upper Speedometer Cable feeding the gauge and the longer lower line sending speed to the cruise unit.
Each OEM Chevrolet Metro Speedometer Cable we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Chevrolet Metro Speedometer Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to disconnect and replace the speedometer cable from the transaxle on Chevrolet Metro?A:Before starting, unhook the negative battery terminal. Then unlatch the harness on the transaxle to free the speedometer cable. Remove the holding bolt and take off the drive gear housing connector. First, pull the drive cable out of the central housing that holds the speedometer cable. When removing the housing, disconnect the cable from the instrument display. Insert and seat the new drive cable into the Instrument Cluster housing and attach it to the transaxle.
