Help guys! Sprung a decent trans fluid leak at the cable input. Got it apart- no easy task. Ordered a seal kit but aside from the big o-ring, I can't see where the others might go. There aren't any other seals or o-rings and the housing doesn't come apart from the cable at all. The pics show the assembly hanging down- there's enough slack. 65 Belvedere auto, 318. Yes I have the exploded view pick of the assembly.
Speedometer cable trans fluid leak
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Is the O-ring on the housing good? Looks like there's 'notch' in it.....?
I'm gonna replace the big o-ring. Don't think there's any other that can be gotten to. I think the only option on the 65 is to replace the whole cable with assembly. Kinda sucks. For now, I'm gonna coat it in RTV and plasti dip, then wrap a fuel line around it with clamps and pray. If that fails, I'll order the whole cable assembly and bite the bullet. I guess this year really isn't serviceable
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You'll need the small seal inside of the speedometer gear. Hope you can see how it goes by this picture.
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Probably where you leak is coming from. The small seal keeps fluid from going into the end of the cable. Also your large o-ring has a nick in it. I'd avoid using any sealer.
Looks like mine will squeeze in there. Any idea how far in it should be? It definitely didn't have one when I pulled out the gear
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It goes all the way in. The flat side goes in first.
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