Lambretta Speedo Cable
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Try going to sainsbury's
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I've never had any trouble with any speedo cable as long as all is right in the drive end. Strip the hub and check worm and drive are messing okay and nothing untoward in the bush. Check olive is seating correctly.
Make sure you've got a good clean sweep on the cable where it enters the hub.
Did you replace inner and outer and not it just inner ?
Best of luck
Make sure you've got a good clean sweep on the cable where it enters the hub.
Did you replace inner and outer and not it just inner ?
Best of luck
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Thanks, didn't have a "good clean sweep on the cable where it enters the hub", that was the main problem this time I think. Will check everything elsegaz_powell wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 4:27 pm I've never had any trouble with any speedo cable as long as all is right in the drive end. Strip the hub and check worm and drive are messing okay and nothing untoward in the bush. Check olive is seating correctly.
Make sure you've got a good clean sweep on the cable where it enters the hub.
Did you replace inner and outer and not it just inner ?
Best of luck
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Keep it well lubricated. If the plastic outer casing cracks, water will get in (if you ride in the wet) and it'll corrode pretty quick.
Oil or grease? I don't know. Oil is usually best for cables, but a good synthetic grease may help it corroding, but it may also add a bit too much drag
Oil or grease? I don't know. Oil is usually best for cables, but a good synthetic grease may help it corroding, but it may also add a bit too much drag