ATP Automotive Y-805 Speedometer Cable

Make sure to avoid being melted to the exhaust, had to repurchase, my fault.

Nothing wrong with the cable itself, but fitment is incorrect. Claims it fits my car, well it does but too long. So it was binding and making the speedometer jump down the road. The old cable is 65-66 inches long where this one is 72 inches.

If you are going to use it on a Ford Ranger early 90's model be aware that it's going to be around a foot longer than the original cable. Had to use some creative routing to avoid tight bends.

Good

OEM fit and function without the price. Highly recommend.

Needed the longer speedo cable after I converted my truck to a 4x4 drivetrain. Installed as-is. It ran the speedometer, but the needle would sometimes stick and jump around. After only a week, it also started making an uncomfortably loud clicking noise. Looked into it and apparently the cable may not come lubricated. Removed, cleaned, lubricated, and reinstalled. Clicking noise persists, and speedo needle now jumps around constantly, so it actually performs worse.For what it's worth, it's definitely the cable. I can run the speedo directly with a drill and it works perfectly. I connect the cable to the speedo out of the car and run it from the transfer case end with a drill and it will start clicking and jumping the needle around.Most people would be replacing their old cable specifically because it starts sticking and causing the speedo needle to jump. Without addressing that problem, this new cable is completely worthless, low quality garbage. Going to try an original Ford cable for $35 instead.

Wire drive was a little long causing the speedometer needle to jump, had to cut the wire back a little to make it work properly.

good cable