The dash lights are on, the RPM works. The mileage counter doesnt nor does the trip counter. I havent taken my dash apart or anything, I just got in and started it, pulled off and noticed it wasn't working. It was working earlier. If someone knows what fuse it is to check that'd help because I searched and couldnt find it. Unfortunately the fuse box lid in my car isn't there, dont even know where it went, just noticed it was gone now. What else could it be if it's not the fuse.

 

wheel speed sensor.....dunno where it is...never ha dproblems with it myself..but it sounds like your wheel speed sensor is either broken or dislodged...

 

My speedo (as well as odo) would intermitantly drop to zero while rolling down the street. I wanted to swap to a jdm cluster anyway, so I figured it was a sign from above.

 

Uhmm.. that last post helped me not. But thanks for the info.

Okay now I just realized my cruise control doesn't work. Earlier on today, I did use my cruise control and it worked fine riding down this long *** empty street. Now the light ont he dash wont come on but the button light will.

 

check your Speedo sensor, I've had a similar problem before, it was my speedo sensor. check you helms bookie or have it checked out, good luck

 

sometimes there are corrosion on the connections take it out clean it and plug it back up
i meant the speed sensor okay. e one right below the throttle body. on top of the trans.

 

check your VSS(vehisle speed sensor) and also check all your engine grounds.. hope this helps

 

it is most likely your VSS its located on the top of the tranny. you can get them for about 50 bucks i think (used)

 

I got a used VSS for 25.00 if needed

 

Cool. Hopefully I dont have to spend that. Is it easy to connect.

 

i may have an extra, I am buying a tranny for 150 next week ht me up

 

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it is extremly easy. just unplug the harness, unbolt sensor, pull it out and install the new one.