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Originally Posted by Tru2Chevy
It's sorta electrically controlled. It should have a pair of speedo gears in the tranny, but the signal is sent electronically from the trans (just like a late 3rd gen). I would assume that swaping the rear gears would be the easiest/cheapest way to do it.
- Justin
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Remove the driveshaft, remove the tail shaft, drain fluid out, get a new seal if you need it for the tail shaft, replace gears, and go. Total cost with gaskets was like $19 if I remember correctly. It was only $15 for the 2 gears I needed.
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