Hello. I wanted to change the speedometer line. I have already disassembled all the screws at the meter, etc. It only stays on the cord and 2 cubes with wires. I wanted to unscrew the line so that it loosened a little and then the speedometer came out nicely, but I don't know where this line...

as there is a cable drive, the cable goes to the gearbox below the gear selector. So it falls down vertically

what stage of dismantling the meter you have

Faj from 96, all AF, and basically Opel, have an electronic speedometer and the pulser is in the gearbox, 2 years later changed a bit, but also in the gearbox and from 00 from the ABS controller, you go to the factory navi. In asters g from 98 was from the left paste as there was no abs

You need to disassemble the steering wheel, not otherwise, by removing the cover and then the counter, and to do this, you need to disconnect the minus clamp from the battery and wait for a minute, unscrew the torx screws from the heart airbag, disconnect everything and unscrew the nut and then remove it from the spline with right-left movements .

You confuse with the Corsa B, the Astra F always had a line. You can see her in the photo. The photos show the X14XE, 90HP, 16 valve engine.

I'll take some pictures and show me?

on the basis of these photos it appears that in this car the meter drive is electric to the left wheel to the hub. Are you sure you unfastened the cable from the clocks. If you unfastened it, ask someone and pull it towards you and it will be visible in the engine compartment. Repairing this may involve replacing the wheel hub

Seriously, I mean the backlight of the meter and I want to take it out somehow.

I unscrewed all the screws and took off the plastic cover that I can use my fingers to move the hands and the summer counter but I can't take it out

if you want to replace the meter backlight bulbs, you do not need to disassemble it. Each bulb is best to turn the holder with pliers and you have it in your hand. The backlight is around the meters and in the line you have bulbs with indicators

Fać from 96, all AF, and basically Opel, have an electronic speedometer and the pulser is in the gearbox, 2 years later changed a bit, but also in the gearbox and from 00 the ABS controller is taken from the same signal as for the factory navi Seriously, I mean the backlight of the meter and I want to take it out somehow. a bit tight but he goes to take it out and the bulbs in their holders can be seen

Astra F '97 Speedometer Cable Location: How to Access & Remove for 1.4 8-valve 60HP Sedan

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Where is the speedometer cable on a 1997 Astra F 1.4 8V sedan and how do I disconnect it so the instrument cluster can be removed?

The Astra F uses a cable drive, and the cable goes down to the gearbox below the gear selector, so that is where you look for it under the hood [#16356936][#16357260] If your goal is only to replace the instrument backlight bulbs, you do not need to remove the whole cluster or disconnect the cable first [#16357052] The bulbs are in holders around the meter faces and can be removed by twisting the holder with pliers [#16357052]

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Hello. I wanted to change the speedometer line. I have already disassembled all the screws at the meter, etc. It only stays on the cord and 2 cubes with wires. I wanted to unscrew the line so that it loosened a little and then the speedometer came out nicely, but I don't know where this line is under the hood and where to unscrew it? 1.4 8 valve 60HP engine, year 97 in the sedan.
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as there is a cable drive, the cable goes to the gearbox below the gear selector. So it falls down vertically
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I'll take some pictures and show me?
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it's waiting for pics
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on the basis of these photos it appears that in this car the meter drive is electric to the left wheel to the hub. Are you sure you unfastened the cable from the clocks. If you unfastened it, ask someone and pull it towards you and it will be visible in the engine compartment. Repairing this may involve replacing the wheel hub
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Seriously, I mean the backlight of the meter and I want to take it out somehow.
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what stage of dismantling the meter you have
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I unscrewed all the screws and took off the plastic cover that I can use my fingers to move the hands and the summer counter but I can't take it out
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if you want to replace the meter backlight bulbs, you do not need to disassemble it. Each bulb is best to turn the holder with pliers and you have it in your hand. The backlight is around the meters and in the line you have bulbs with indicators
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Faj from 96, all AF, and basically Opel, have an electronic speedometer and the pulser is in the gearbox, 2 years later changed a bit, but also in the gearbox and from 00 from the ABS controller, you go to the factory navi.
In asters g from 98 was from the left paste as there was no abs
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Fać from 96, all AF, and basically Opel, have an electronic speedometer and the pulser is in the gearbox, 2 years later changed a bit, but also in the gearbox and from 00 the ABS controller is taken from the same signal as for the factory navi

Seriously, I mean the backlight of the meter and I want to take it out somehow.
a bit tight but he goes to take it out and the bulbs in their holders can be seen
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You need to disassemble the steering wheel, not otherwise, by removing the cover and then the counter, and to do this, you need to disconnect the minus clamp from the battery and wait for a minute, unscrew the torx screws from the heart airbag, disconnect everything and unscrew the nut and then remove it from the spline with right-left movements .
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gibn wrote:
Fać from 96, all AF and basically Opel have an electronic speedometer and the pulser is in the gearbox

You confuse with the Corsa B, the Astra F always had a line.
You can see her in the photo.

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1.4 8 valve engine 60HP

The photos show the X14XE, 90HP, 16 valve engine.
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The discussion revolves around the process of accessing and removing the speedometer cable in a 1997 Astra F with a 1.4 8-valve 60HP engine. The speedometer cable is located at the gearbox below the gear selector, and it runs vertically downwards. Users share insights on the electronic speedometer system, indicating that the speedometer drive is electric and connected to the left wheel hub. For replacing the speedometer backlight, it is suggested that disassembly of the meter is unnecessary, as the bulbs can be accessed by turning the holders. Some users mention the need to disassemble the steering wheel to access certain components, while others clarify the differences between models and the necessity of checking connections to ensure proper functionality.
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Astra F '97 Speedometer Cable Location: How to Access & Remove for 1.4 8-valve 60HP Sedan

Where is the speedometer cable on a 1997 Astra F 1.4 8V sedan and how do I disconnect it so the instrument cluster can be removed?

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