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speedo & odometer connection.
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hand photo), this seems to be a unversal connection. It's the same for
a '49 Guiller an '59 AJS and all the other models I have ever worked on.
2. Follow where the cable casing runs through the yolks, right down
to where it connects to the Spindle (depending on make/model) |
Inner cable, small square end
internal thread, just screw in/out
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just below the speedo
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3, Below are three of the main type of connections to the drive, usualy
fitted on the spindle on the front wheel. Find the type your machine has.
and click onto the photo's below for more information.
Inner end- Usualy has a groove which fits onto a spade
in the drive.
Drive end-Screw fixed, near front wheel spindle.
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Inner end- Usualy has a groove which fits onto a spade
in the drive.
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Drive end-finger tip fixed-External
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Inner end- Usualy has a groove which fits onto a spade
in the drive.
Photo's under
construction!
Drive end-finger tip fixed-Internal
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Note if you have an electric speedo, and it breaks, don't ask me how
to fix them. This is just about cables.
Twin cables, single carb
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Twin cables, multi carbs
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