579165 - Speedometer Cable – RHD

- €20,80

€20,80

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€20,80

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Speedometer Cable for the instrument drive system, right-hand-drive configuration.

This cable transmits rotational drive from the transfer box speedometer drive to the speedometer head in the instrument cluster, converting output-shaft rotation into the indicated road speed. The cable length and routing are specified for right-hand-drive applications.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1970-1994 — RHD speedometer cable

Alternative Codes

579165579212

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Frequently asked questions

What does the 579165 speedometer cable do?

The 579165 speedometer cable transmits rotational drive from the transfer box speedometer drive to the speedometer head in the instrument cluster, turning gearbox output into indicated road speed. It's the right-hand-drive cable for the Range Rover Classic (1970-1994), with length and routing specific to RHD.

Will this cable fit a left-hand-drive Range Rover Classic?

This 579165 cable is cut and routed for right-hand-drive Range Rover Classic models, so it won't suit a left-hand-drive car. The dashboard and transfer box run mean LHD needs a different length. Confirm your car is RHD before ordering.

Why does the speedometer cable fail?

Speedometer cables typically fail when the inner cable frays, dries out, or kinks, which shows as a jumpy, noisy, or dead speedometer needle. On the Range Rover Classic the cable runs from the transfer box to the cluster, so a seized inner is the usual cause. Routing it without tight bends helps it last.