When putting in a Tach cable or Speedometer cable, what end do you put the brass button on? Gauge side, or distributor/ transmission side.
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Re: Tach cable
Paul------
I don't know of any brass button associated with either a speedometer or tachometer cable. What brass button are you referring to?In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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Re: Tach cable
Hi Paul. I too am a bit confused with your reference to "brass button". The only brass button that comes to my mind is a service replacement button that goes into the distributor to maintain positioning for the tach drive gear. I've attached a pic of the button I'm thinking about below:
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Might this be what you have in mind?Don Lowe
NCRS #44382
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Re: Tach cable
Hi Don, That's not the part. On one end of the cable, about 1" in, there is a brass or nylon collar that when you put it into the shield, it bottoms out. Which one is correct? 061415_2127.jpg061415_2128.jpg- Top
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Re: Tach cable
Paul-------
For most C3's, the instrument (i.e. speedometer and tachometer) end of the cable has a "snap-on" connector and the drive (i.e. transmission or distributor) end uses the knurled, screw-on connector. So, it's pretty easy to determine which end goes where.In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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Re: Tach cable
The stop, as you call it, goes on the instrument end.In Appreciation of John Hinckley- Top
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