Speedo & Odo not working
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Thanks,
It does have a transmission sensor. It appears to be a spring mounted ball bearing push to close circuit. We pulled that out and it check good with the ohm meter. I might try changing that sensor tomorrow if it's not too expensive.
I don't have a scanner, but have been thinking about getting one. Luckily it's a standard so right now I have the guy using a masking tape & marker speedometer labeled:
"x" gear @ "x" rmp = "x" MPH
It does have a transmission sensor. It appears to be a spring mounted ball bearing push to close circuit. We pulled that out and it check good with the ohm meter. I might try changing that sensor tomorrow if it's not too expensive.
I don't have a scanner, but have been thinking about getting one. Luckily it's a standard so right now I have the guy using a masking tape & marker speedometer labeled:
"x" gear @ "x" rmp = "x" MPH
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VSS wire goes into the PCM so you probably traced it as far as you can. Make sure you got a good connection at the sensor. I will assume everthing else on the dash is working. I do remember reading where one member found a loose wire on the back of his dash. ??? don't know about that one. I know for sure I have read about the diff. having enough shaving/gunk in it to foul the sensor. Also the ring that the sensor sees may have something wrong with it. Wish I had more for you. The really smart folks will show up later.
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Originally Posted by lee231
I think that spring mounted ball is the backup lite switch.
Thanks for the replies Barry. We already pulled the instrument panel to check out the wires. All the other guages, etc. seem to be functioning normally.
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Originally Posted by zx250
Be sure and clean/scrape all the residue and build up out. Be sure you put the right stuff back in there. You'll need to know if and how much fricton mod. to add.