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Exactly
But I was just informed that my post ened up in tbe CA forum by mistake. This relates to a CB77. Mark

The cable slides right out, lower end first. Mark

Actually, the cable was quite well lubricated and free spinning even before cleaning. I think that the degraded O ring allowed the cable to be fastened too tightly onto the attachment point at the speedo gear. Mark

Just thought I'd post a recent experience with an erratic speedometer on a CB77. The needle was fluctuating wildly above 40 mph. The speedo had been serviced by Foreign Speedo Repair of San Diego about 5 years ago. I disassembled the speedometer, checked the little spring and drove it directly with ...

I found it quite easy to do with two vice grip pliers compressing the spring on either side of the top washer, I also emphasize the use of eye protection. If the pliers sslip, the washer will shoot up at an alarming rate, Mark

Thanks for the offer, but I spun one up out of bronze on the lathe last night. Fits like a glove. Mark

Any special technique for disassembling the kick start arm?