Pioneer Cables CA-3083 Speedometer Cable

OE-Style Speedometer Cable for Nissan 720 and 510

Pioneer Cables CA-3083 is a replacement speedometer cable built to OE specifications for direct-fit service on select Nissan applications. It uses a durable steel inner cable with a polymer outer housing to help resist corrosion and abrasion, supporting consistent speedometer operation.

Compatible with 1982-1986 Nissan 720 and 1969-1972 Nissan 510 applications listed below, this cable is a practical choice when the original cable is worn, noisy, or no longer transmitting speedometer movement correctly. The CA-3083 part number is also useful when cross-referencing replacement options for the same vehicle coverage.

Key Features

• OE-spec replacement speedometer cable
• Steel inner cable for dependable mechanical transfer
• Polymer outer housing helps protect against corrosion and abrasion
• 70-inch length for listed Nissan fitments
• May include common brackets, grommets, and ends where applicable
• Part number: CA-3083

Detailed Description

Pioneer Cables CA-3083 is engineered as a direct replacement speedometer cable for Nissan 720 and Nissan 510 models with the listed 70-inch application length. The steel inner cable is paired with a protective polymer outer housing to help maintain smooth operation while shielding the cable from environmental wear. This makes it a suitable service part when restoring accurate speedometer function on older Nissan vehicles.

This part cross-references AMS Automotive 4823 and Anchor 3215 for the same application. The CA-3083 part number is commonly searched by owners needing a Nissan 720 speedometer cable or a Nissan 510 speedometer cable replacement.

Vehicle Fitment

• Fits 1983-1986 Nissan 720, N/A, Length: 70"
• Fits 1983 Nissan 720, N/A, Length: 70"; To 12/82
• Fits 1982 Nissan 720, N/A, Length: 70"; From 10/81
• Fits 1969-1972 Nissan 510, N/A, Length: 70"

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Speedometer needle not moving or reading intermittently
• Broken, frayed, or seized mechanical cable
• Noise from a dry or worn speedometer cable
• Erratic speedometer operation caused by cable wear
• Corrosion or abrasion damage to the original outer housing

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the listed 70-inch length and vehicle application before installation. Inspect the routing path, drive ends, and retaining points for wear or damage, and confirm the cable is seated correctly at both the transmission and instrument cluster ends. Proper routing helps reduce binding and premature wear.

Quality Assurance

Pioneer Cables manufactures this replacement cable to OE specifications using a steel inner cable and a protective polymer outer housing for durable service on the listed Nissan applications.