Speed sensor cable
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Speed sensor cable
Hi HT, recently I change my tranny oil, the fill it up through the VSS/speed sensor hole. After all done now my speedometer not working. I turn the cable using drill, it work fine, the speedo needle in cluster works. And when I turn the gear on VSS/speed sensor, the shaft thingy where the cable go in, turns too. I put that one groove on cable right where a groove line inside the VSS/speed sensor, but still not working. Anything else I should do, or any tricks? Or did I broke something? Btw it's a Y1 tranny with OEM LSD, and the oil I put it is Amsoil synchromesh tranny oil.
Just done more test, connect the VSS/speed sensor and the cable then turn it with electric drill, it works. But when I install it, it still not working. So is this mean I broke something in the tranny? Help please
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PS. I did post it on transmision & drivetrain forum, but seems nobody with cable speedo check that forum. So please don't delete this post, It's hard driving without knowing your speed. Thank you
Just done more test, connect the VSS/speed sensor and the cable then turn it with electric drill, it works. But when I install it, it still not working. So is this mean I broke something in the tranny? Help please
Thanks ahead.
PS. I did post it on transmision & drivetrain forum, but seems nobody with cable speedo check that forum. So please don't delete this post, It's hard driving without knowing your speed. Thank you
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Re: Speed sensor cable
You removed the entire gear drive from the tranny?
Or just removed the cable?
It sounds like you removed the whole gear drive -which is fine.
Is is bolted down to the tranny correctly - metal plate in grove on gear drive and bolted all the way down?
What gear drive are you using?
Or just removed the cable?
It sounds like you removed the whole gear drive -which is fine.
Is is bolted down to the tranny correctly - metal plate in grove on gear drive and bolted all the way down?
What gear drive are you using?
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Yes I remove the whole gear assembly so I can pour the tranny fluid, it's bolted back all the way down. I don't really know what gear drive is this, but it's been working fine this past 6 years. And just today, I try too feel inside the tranny, and the thing that suppose to turn the speedo gear, it turn freely, and kinda have wiggling..freeplay?
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Re: Speed sensor cable
maybe the VSS isnt seated properly onto the trans itself. check to make sure theres no gap between the vss and the transmission.
since you ruled out that the speedometer is working, and it has worked prior to what you did, then try another vss. maybe you somehow damaged your current one.
also, make sure the cable itself isnt broken. I've had one broken in half. was rusted inside and fell apart after awhile.
since you ruled out that the speedometer is working, and it has worked prior to what you did, then try another vss. maybe you somehow damaged your current one.
also, make sure the cable itself isnt broken. I've had one broken in half. was rusted inside and fell apart after awhile.
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Yes I remove the whole gear assembly so I can pour the tranny fluid, it's bolted back all the way down. I don't really know what gear drive is this, but it's been working fine this past 6 years. And just today, I try too feel inside the tranny, and the thing that suppose to turn the speedo gear, it turn freely, and kinda have wiggling..freeplay?
I suppose it's more accurately called a cable drive. Sorry
(Then there is the cable, and then the pulser mounted on the back of the cluster.)
A -LOT- of people call the cable drive a VSS... and it's so incorrect that my left eye twitches and my skin boils when I see it -*RAGE* =P
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I'm referring to the part that bolts to the tranny as the "gear drive".
I suppose it's more accurately called a cable drive. Sorry
(Then there is the cable, and then the pulser mounted on the back of the cluster.)
A -LOT- of people call the cable drive a VSS... and it's so incorrect that my left eye twitches and my skin boils when I see it -*RAGE* =P
I suppose it's more accurately called a cable drive. Sorry
(Then there is the cable, and then the pulser mounted on the back of the cluster.)
A -LOT- of people call the cable drive a VSS... and it's so incorrect that my left eye twitches and my skin boils when I see it -*RAGE* =P
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Hi guys!
Sorry, I am new here. But maybe you could help me under this Thread. I want to change my VSS but I still cant find my Honda Accord (1993, 2.2 automatic, CD5) speed sensor. I will attach some pictures, maybe somebody could point me to the right direction. Tnx!
Sorry, I am new here. But maybe you could help me under this Thread. I want to change my VSS but I still cant find my Honda Accord (1993, 2.2 automatic, CD5) speed sensor. I will attach some pictures, maybe somebody could point me to the right direction. Tnx!
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