Speedometer Problem (cleaning?)
Fleet Owner
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From: Easton,Ks
Originally Posted by John7894
FWIW, I have installed a 93 cluster in my 94.........
i think if they are different the battery will not charge or the voltmeter will not work....
i think if they are different the battery will not charge or the voltmeter will not work....
Sorry
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From: Akron, OH
Originally Posted by subford
NOT TRUE, at least the 1995 FORD Wiring Diagrams, 1995 FORD Electrical and Troubleshooing Manual and the 1995 Ford Shop Manual all say they are not the same.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Michigan
I had(have) same problem. PSOM is good but the speedo still wavers. I have the Ford TSB article no. 96-21-11. "Any slight dents, chips, etc., in either the exciter ring or VSS will create needle waver. Measure air gap between the VSS and exciter ring. It should be 0.38-0.51mm (0.015-0.020")."
I regapped the VSS and exciter ring and all but eliminated the problem. I still have a bad exciter ring, but that won't be replaced until I need to tear the rear end apart.
I regapped the VSS and exciter ring and all but eliminated the problem. I still have a bad exciter ring, but that won't be replaced until I need to tear the rear end apart.
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From: LA and CO
Originally Posted by alz
I had(have) same problem. PSOM is good but the speedo still wavers. I have the Ford TSB article no. 96-21-11. "Any slight dents, chips, etc., in either the exciter ring or VSS will create needle waver. Measure air gap between the VSS and exciter ring. It should be 0.38-0.51mm (0.015-0.020")."
I regapped the VSS and exciter ring and all but eliminated the problem. I still have a bad exciter ring, but that won't be replaced until I need to tear the rear end apart.
I regapped the VSS and exciter ring and all but eliminated the problem. I still have a bad exciter ring, but that won't be replaced until I need to tear the rear end apart.
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