| Re: [GMCnet] Transmission ?? [message #327399 is a reply to message #327394] |
Thu, 21 December 2017 19:37   |
jimk
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You should contact us as we are the major supplier of final drives and can
assist you better. You do not need to purchase anything from us.
On Thu, Dec 21, 2017 at 2:49 PM, Vadim Jitkov
wrote:
> Can the speedometer error be due to the wrong plastic gear installed in
> speedometer output housing on transmission?
> I suppose one can pull it out, count the number of teeth, and compare it
> to the RPM vs. speed ratio to make sure it is correct one for the final
> drive
> combination.
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> Bierman wrote on Thu, 21 December 2017 08:42
>> This is from a limited mechanical member. The transmission leaks out a
> little fluid after sitting for a few weeks abd after a road trip. Is this
>> normal? Is there an easy fix? Should I be worried
>> Also my speedometer reads 7 MPH slower than what I am going, I checked
> this out with gps and having another vehicle next to me, do not know what
>> the PO has put in for final drive. Is there something I can check to see
> what the final drive is? Fixes to this problem? So when I am driving 55 I
>> am actually going 62
>>
>> Thanks for any and all input
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> Vadim Jitkov
> '76 Glenbrook 26'
> Pullman, WA
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