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    200-4R Transmision speedometer Question

    Eagle1
    Eagle1


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    Location : Prescott, MI
    Registration date : 2010-09-18

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    Post by Eagle1 Thu Jan 09, 2014 9:52 am

    Hello all,
    For those that have install a 200-4R transmission I need to know if I need to use a different speedometer cable or the stock one will work? Do I need to leave that 90 degree apparatus attached to the powerglide? I have already ordered the correct driven and drive gears for speedometer correction, but is there anything else I need for the speedometer to make it work right?
    the 200-4R is not electronic, and it threads in to the Speedometer Sleeve that is at the tail drivers side.
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    The sleeve goes into the red spot to the rear of the transmission thread side out
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    The power glide hookup looks like pictures below Do I need some kind of gear reducer?
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    Thanks
    Eagle1
    millwright71
    millwright71


    Number of posts : 531
    Location : Northeastern Indiana
    Registration date : 2012-05-28

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    Post by millwright71 Fri Jan 10, 2014 7:01 pm

    If you have already addressed the drive, and driven gear ratios. The speedometer cable should hook right up to the threaded portion of the sleeve. IIRC
    panelmanrd
    panelmanrd


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    Location : kcmo
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    Registration date : 2009-10-04

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    Post by panelmanrd Fri Jan 10, 2014 7:30 pm

    What your trans has is a 90 degree fitting at the trans the cable
    Has a threaded collar that will remove from the fitting and will
    Thread directly to the speedo drive on the 2004r. Hopes this helps
    Eagle1
    Eagle1


    Number of posts : 144
    Location : Prescott, MI
    Registration date : 2010-09-18

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    Post by Eagle1 Fri Jan 10, 2014 9:35 pm

    Thank both of you very much!!
    Eagle1
    68MANCAVE
    68MANCAVE


    Number of posts : 21
    Location : Nevada
    Registration date : 2014-02-06

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    Post by 68MANCAVE Tue Feb 18, 2014 3:20 pm

    I was wondering the same thing. So it won't hurt to remove the 90" fitting and hook directly into the trans. Because my 90" fitting is leaking and would just like to delete it all together.

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