Could you put a "nut" on the speedo cable connection, that limits the speedo cable from over inserting and displacing the encoder from its ideal position? Would be similar to what the usually done with nuts to adjust the position of clutch and brake cables.
Well, two issues: to try that I would a) need another unit that doesn't have the slippage in the wheel and b) the cable needs to be fully seated or it doesn't catch the lower assembly properly. I think I will try this fix and see if it works out for now.
Analog speedometer looks great, much better than the OEM digital.
That pickup doesnt measure resistance. Its a coil of wire. When the magnet passes by it creates a voltage pulse signal.
Could you put a "nut" on the speedo cable connection, that limits the speedo cable from over inserting and displacing the encoder from its ideal position? Would be similar to what the usually done with nuts to adjust the position of clutch and brake cables.
Well, two issues: to try that I would a) need another unit that doesn't have the slippage in the wheel and b) the cable needs to be fully seated or it doesn't catch the lower assembly properly. I think I will try this fix and see if it works out for now.