My speedo needle bounces quite a bit until I reach 60 km/h or so. I found a replacement made by a company called Gemo. Does anyone have any experience with these and if they are a good quality replacement?

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1989 300CE

Just to relay my experience -- I am on my 3rd Gemo replacement and I am still wobbling/bouncing/vibrating in varying degrees on my 300TE.

I'm beginning to believe it could be the speedohead itself now. Just keep this in mind. I cannot believe 3 different cables were of equally bad quality. I replaced 3 times due to thinking I kinked the cable during install, but now I doubt it.

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2016 Monsoon Gray Audi Allroad - 21k
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Issue for someone on the Western Pacific Rim ,trying to denote URO (Crap)
Parts?

'Can't find the V.D.O. Accelerator Cable Part?
That's why Garmin makes Handheld GPS units.

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'84 300SD sold
124.128

Gemo is the OEM supplier.

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When compared to O.E. (OR Katrina Bowden).[Alleged "Sexiest Woman Alive"]

As Much as I hate to Shill for them; V.D.O. should be your cable of Choice.

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'84 300SD sold
124.128

A dry bushing in the speedometer can cause bouncing if a new cable does not correct the problem.
I purchased a set of Gemo parking brake cables and they appear to be well made. Never tried their speedo cables.