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129258, speedometer way off.. Posted by twizteddork, Jan-07-10 11:48 PM
my friend has a 2g eclispe and his speedometer is showing 40mph to fast he replaced the speed sensor and still no good. also the odometer is not working. has anyone had this problem or would know how to solve the problem? i said the instrument cluster is bad but im not really sure. any help would be a great help.
thanks jason...
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129259, RE: speedometer way off.. Posted by teklein, Jan-08-10 05:57 AM
Originally posted by twizteddork my friend has a 2g eclispe and his speedometer is showing 40mph to fast he replaced the speed sensor and still no good. also the odometer is not working. has anyone had this problem or would know how to solve the problem? i said the instrument cluster is bad but im not really sure. any help would be a great help. thanks jason...
You could try throwing in a different cluster to see, but is he sure that the parts place didnt sell him a Neon speed sensor?
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129260, RE: speedometer way off.. Posted by DarkOne, Jan-08-10 07:04 AM
Originally posted by teklein is he sure that the parts place didnt sell him a Neon speed sensor?
SOHC neon speed sensor would read exactly double.
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129261, RE: speedometer way off.. Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Jan-08-10 10:24 AM
Originally posted by DarkOneOriginally posted by teklein is he sure that the parts place didnt sell him a Neon speed sensor? SOHC neon speed sensor would read exactly double.
this is exactly what is going on w/ mine
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129262, RE: speedometer way off.. Posted by ez, Jan-08-10 11:30 AM
If this was happening before you even replaced the VSS, I'm guessing a previous owner removed the needles (perhaps they were installing aftermarket gauge faces) and reinstalled the needles incorrectly. I've seen this before.
Take off the needles. Turn on the car. Lightly press on the tach needle to around 900 RPMs, and press on the speedometer needle pegged at 0mph. Then go out and test.
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