Lining up speedometer cable inside the speedometer itself on a 1987 hardbody pickup

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What is the spark plug gap for a 1987 145.8cid nissan hardbody

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hello sir,

absence of ground pulse means there is some kind of shorting circuit in your control circuit.

which can make the ground pulse to get shorted there itself preventing it to reach the circuit properly.

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.035 to .045

check for a plugged converter on the exhaust

first thing to check is for fuel supply to the carb, it may be just a filter, worse off is you may have to rebuild the carb

neoprene gear in transmission were the speedometer cable goes into transmission should not have a dished appearance if you pulll it out of transmission look at it from the side it should appear flat from the start of the gear to end of gear no dish down in center

1. First check the alternator maybe you need to replace it.
2. The horn honks when you turn the steering wheel because the wire inside the steering wheel is not fix.
3. Visit a good mechanic and good electrician to check the alternator and the wirings.
   

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There is a clip on the back of the instrument cluster right in the middle...you push against it and the speedo cable slips right off. You may need to pull the instrument cluster to reach it....it is pretty easy to do. If you need more help just let me know.

This is not specific to a Chevy, but the speedometer cable generally is held in place with either a threaded nut or a retaining clip. Pulling on it will just cause damage. Disconnect it from the speedometer and feed the cable through the grommet in the firewall.

Hello I hope this is helpful.The speedometer works off a small black cable,that run's from the back of the speedometer under the dash to the transmission even if the line looks good it can still be broken inside the line.The line's are real cheap you might want to try to replace it. Hope this helps. Tim