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When I replaced my exploded 700r4, I remember I had to take the old speedometer gear out and put it in the new one. There is definitely a gear in a 700r4.

There is a thread I found. Like I said, there may be other ways, including messing with the cluster, but you can get different gears as well.
There WAS a speedo gear in older '700s.

The GMT400 series vehicles DO NOT USE A GEAR. They have an electronic vehicle speed sensor, and from '88--'91, an electronic processor (DRAC) in the instrument cluster that accepts the signal from the speed sensor, processes it for the speedometer/odometer, Cruise, ABS, and ECM.

Later GMT400 series vehicles had a stand-alone DRAC behind the glovebox somewhere. By '96, I think it was integrated into the computer.
 

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There WAS a speedo gear in older '700s.

The GMT400 series vehicles DO NOT USE A GEAR. They have an electronic vehicle speed sensor, and from '88--'91, an electronic processor (DRAC) in the instrument cluster that accepts the signal from the speed sensor, processes it for the speedometer/odometer, Cruise, ABS, and ECM.

Later GMT400 series vehicles had a stand-alone DRAC behind the glovebox somewhere. By '96, I think it was integrated into the computer.
Correct. 1995 was final year for this being handled outside of the PCM.

Richard
 
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