WTB: speedometer T adapter 4 bolt for manual trans

[RootBreaker]

Since i have a manual trans... i have a T adapter that connects to my xfer case.... see link below that says if you have the 4 bolt style you can get parts for it.. i need to do this to fix my speedometer to be correct. I have the 3 bolt style now.. and told cant get parts for it..
do you have one extra?
do you have any info on the 4 part ones and where to get parts?
appreciate it all...




http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2929463

 

[4X4HIGH]

I'll post this info in this thread for you as well. You can buy the ratio adapter from these people. http://www.transmissioncenter.net/speedometer_calibration_______va.htm Just scroll down the page a little and you'll find it. You need to know how much faster or slower you need it to read then choose the correct adapter.

 

[RootBreaker]

I'll post this info in this thread for you as well. You can buy the ratio adapter from these people. http://www.transmissioncenter.net/speedometer_calibration_______va.htm Just scroll down the page a little and you'll find it. You need to know how much faster or slower you need it to read then choose the correct adapter.

ok... ill have to get the unit i have now set back up and in... got a new cable to pickup tomorrow.... then can see how far off it is...

 

[4X4HIGH]

ok... ill have to get the unit i have now set back up and in... got a new cable to pickup tomorrow.... then can see how far off it is...

Don't hook the 3 bolt ratio adapter back in, screw your speedo cable directly onto the t-case driven gear and then check to see how far off it is and in which direction THEN you can buy the correct ratio adapter.

 

[RootBreaker]

Don't hook the 3 bolt ratio adapter back in, screw your speedo cable directly onto the t-case driven gear and then check to see how far off it is and in which direction THEN you can buy the correct ratio adapter.

ahhh like duhhhhhh that makes sense..

 

[RootBreaker]

Don't hook the 3 bolt ratio adapter back in, screw your speedo cable directly onto the t-case driven gear and then check to see how far off it is and in which direction THEN you can buy the correct ratio adapter.

well my xfer case has a male end.... and so does the cable.. I did notice that it seems the xfer case spot has a HUGE bolt around the threadded part.. am i supposed to unscrew that... and remove the male portion (sounds sick...)....