How to disconnect and replace the speedometer cable from the transaxle on Chevrolet Metro?

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.

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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.