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[farna@xxxxxxx]

The cable end on a Jeep AW-4 or any TF auto trans should fit. Chrysler product cables should fit also. If the trans end is different, you hould be able to pull the end out of the trans from a Jeep and mount it to the Pacer tranny. There should be a metal "fork" holding a piece in the trans thats' about 1.5" in diameter. Take the bolt out holding the fork on and the entire piece will pull out, speedo gear attached. See http://www.tocmp.com/manuals/AMC/1973/Service/Chapter7html/browser.htm, page 7-13, figure 18 and 20. 

On January 26, 2006 nolanatcamelot@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Need to buy a speedometer cable and the housing for it for my 1976
> Standard Pacer with automatic trannie. Evidently heat from catalytic
> converter has destroyed both the cable and the housing and speedometer
> is now quite erratic. The cable and housing on my 1975 parts Pacer has
> the same damage. The cable locks to the trannie with a one inch nut on
> the 76, however the cable locks to the trannie on my 75 automatic as
> shown in figure 7-20 page 7-25 on both the 1975 and 1976 Technical
> Manuals.
> Does anyone have a good or better yet, an NOS speedometer cable and
> housing with the one inch nut locking system for sale??
> Does anyone have experience with adapting the Tech Manual pictured
> locking device to the one inch nut locking device ??? I can use any and
> all help!!!
> 
> Many thanks
> 
> Nolan Dehner
> Nor Cal AMCs
> Windsor, Ca 95492
> nolanatcamelot@xxxxxxx
> Toyota 2004 Avalon
> Pacer I 1976 Standard
> Pacer II 1976 D/L (Sold)
> Pacer III 1975 D/L (Parts)
> (707) 836-7808
> 
> 
> Nolan Dehner
> Nor Cal AMCs
> Windsor, CA
> 76 Pacer Standard
> 76 Pacer D/L


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