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Used good will be fine. I have one let me know. Thank you. Check everything closely. And is the cable of any quality? Not a one size fits all design? Just asking.

Problem solved. Under speed can you imagine the stress and wobble in that cable. Either the cable is worn / stripped and the square ends are worn off or the adapter has the worn out insert. I think you found the problem. I knew you could do it. Good Luck. Report back on your findings.

Does the adapter spin when spun? Does the cable fit securely into the adapter? Can you spin the adapter when it is attached to the speedometer cable? Does the speedometer react? Place the gear housing onto the adapter. Does the gear spin freely with minimum resistance? Does the cable and...

The other thing I noticed was blue markings the mechanic placed on the round piece (with numbers) on the transfer case. Is it still ok to take things apart as you said? I just want to make sure he didn’t align something before I take more things a part. Take that 10mm hex head off and remove...

Remove the adapter assembly from the speedometer cable and the transfer case. Does the gear spin inside the adapter. Now check your transfer case oil. Is it full or nearly full? Has the nylon gear on the transfer case been chewed off? Using a 10mm wrench remove the speedometer gear housing and...

Another thing you can do is pull the cable out of the tubing and grease the entire length of the cable with cable and chain lubricant. They make speedo cable lube also. But you can pull it out from the topside and replace it the same way. Good Luck.

Disconnect the speedometer cable at the tail shaft of the transfer and take a drive does the sound still exist? Now hook it back up to the tail shaft again and go for a ride. Any sound? If not the Speedometer head unit is bad and they are easy to come by. Good Luck. Report back. It is just a...