ATP Speedometer Cable P/N:Y-856

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MPN: Y-856

UPC: 740993034599

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ATP Speedometer Cable P/N:Y-856

$24.99

Description

Restore the mechanical link between your speedometer and transmission with the ATP Speedometer Cable Y-856. This cable drops in for a long list of classic and light-truck Ford, Mercury and Lincoln applications — including the 1987-1990 Ford Bronco II, 1982-1991 Ford F-150, 1983-1990 Ford Ranger, 1968-1973 and 1999-2002 Ford Mustang, 1969-1978 Mercury Marquis and 1983 Lincoln Continental, plus many more (see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list). Old cables can bind, break, or turn sluggish, and the cleanest repair is to fit a fresh cable.

Speedometer-to-transmission drive: transmits the transmission's rotational signal to the speedometer.
End fittings: Male end 1 and a female-snap end 2; no threads on either end.
Jacket: smooth plastic jacket.
ATP design: designed to fit and function like the original part for durability and long life.

Interchange: 44200 · 3176 · D00Z17260A · D0OZ17260A · CA3021 · CA-3021
Manufacturer part number Y-856.

Made in Taiwan. If a binding, broken, or sluggish original cable is the cause of an erratic or dead speedometer, this replaces it; diagnose the cause before ordering to confirm the cable — not the sending unit or gear — is at fault.

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Interchange Part Numbers

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

44200, 3176, D00Z17260A, D0OZ17260A, CA3021, CA-3021

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this speedometer cable do?

It connects the speedometer to the transmission, transmitting the transmission's rotational signal to the speedometer so it can display road speed.

What are the end fittings?

End 1 is a male fitting and end 2 is a female-snap fitting. Neither end is threaded.

What signs suggest the cable may need replacing?

A speedometer cable that binds, breaks, or turns sluggish can cause an erratic, noisy, or dead speedometer. Confirm the cable is the cause before replacing it.

Will this fit my vehicle?

It's listed for many Ford, Mercury and Lincoln models such as the F-150, Ranger, Bronco II, Mustang, Marquis and Continental. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full application list.

Where is this cable made and what is the jacket?

It has a smooth plastic jacket and its country of origin is Taiwan.