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My speedo stopped working, and im positive the cable came out of tranny. My ? is how do i get it back in. I know it turns 360 degrees, so i tried turning it lil by lil but still nothing my speedo doesnt work
Is there a special way i can get it to pop in place? Any info is appreciated. TIA
Is there a special way i can get it to pop in place? Any info is appreciated. TIA
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i tried, it went back in twice and i was like okay this time it will work, then i get inside start to drive and nope speedo doesnt move
don't try to do anything else, just replace the cable. I'm pretty sure its snapped and if u wanna make sure, pull the cable and if it comes out all the way out of the cable "shell" then you just have to go find yourself a new one
This is how I do mine.
Make sure you have the retainer clip on the speedo sensor.
1. I take the instrument cluster cover off, reach to the back of the guage cluster and disconnect the speedo plug. If you want you can take the guage cluster out for easier access.
2. plug in the speedo wire into the tranny, just put it in till it stops.
3. go inside and take a needle nose plier and turn the speedo wire till it sinks down(that is how you know it's lined up)
4. now under the hood, plug the cable all the way into the speedo sensor and put the guage cluster back.
Works for me, hope this helps you sir.
Make sure you have the retainer clip on the speedo sensor.
1. I take the instrument cluster cover off, reach to the back of the guage cluster and disconnect the speedo plug. If you want you can take the guage cluster out for easier access.
2. plug in the speedo wire into the tranny, just put it in till it stops.
3. go inside and take a needle nose plier and turn the speedo wire till it sinks down(that is how you know it's lined up)
4. now under the hood, plug the cable all the way into the speedo sensor and put the guage cluster back.
Works for me, hope this helps you sir.
if this don't work and need one let me know I replace mine and use now a eletric VSS so I have the cable and speed unit still lying around
with these cars as old as they are stuff like this happens
with these cars as old as they are stuff like this happens
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by krazie1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if this don't work and need one let me know I replace mine and use now a eletric VSS so I have the cable and speed unit still lying around
with these cars as old as they are stuff like this happens</TD></TR></TABLE>
Would i be able to use that electric VSS on my usdm cluster???
Also i have a dohc zc motor in my car, do i have an electric one already?
with these cars as old as they are stuff like this happens</TD></TR></TABLE>
Would i be able to use that electric VSS on my usdm cluster???
Also i have a dohc zc motor in my car, do i have an electric one already?
It is also not uncommon for the speed cable to break inside it's plastic protective sleeve. You can have everything plugged in right but it still won't work. Since it's a cable it needs to be lubbed every so often, which no one does. One just broke in my daily driven ED. Best way to tell it just to see if the cable will pull out of it's sleeve and check to see if it's broken.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Speed PHreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It is also not uncommon for the speed cable to break inside it's plastic protective sleeve. You can have everything plugged in right but it still won't work. Since it's a cable it needs to be lubbed every so often, which no one does. One just broke in my daily driven ED. Best way to tell it just to see if the cable will pull out of it's sleeve and check to see if it's broken.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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unless you have a new cable, its gonna snap sooner or later, i just got myself a new one from dealership for 40 mother f**kin dollars but it was worth it MAKE SURE you put,,,i forgot what its called but they have some sort of special lubrication you have to put on the end of the new cable. Just go ask @ the dealership
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unless you have a new cable, its gonna snap sooner or later, i just got myself a new one from dealership for 40 mother f**kin dollars but it was worth it MAKE SURE you put,,,i forgot what its called but they have some sort of special lubrication you have to put on the end of the new cable. Just go ask @ the dealership
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