Howzit again guys,
I am having a speedo issue. when i bought the car the previous owner had put in a dogdey speedo, taped ontop to the steering wheel column. I have removed this and connected back the original one, the only problem is it keeps telling me i am doing 90kph even in first gear. It does not change. I swopped out the speed sensor but the problem still persisted.
I am not so sure what to do to fix this, can anyone help?
thanks.
Speedo
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Re: Speedo
How sure are you that the cluster world 100%
"I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me"
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Re: Speedo
I am not 100% sure. The odometer aslo does not work, so i thought there might be something to do with that, that is giving me strange readings.
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Re: Speedo
Do you stay in jhb
"I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me"
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Re: Speedo
Will try source a new cluster. No, live in a small town in Botswana called Jwaneng.
Re: Speedo
First make sure the speed sensor wiring is good - test for continuity from the plug by the gearbox to the cluster plug.
I would suggest test the speed sensor as well (even though it is new)
If those check out, it's time to take the cluster apart.
Re-solder the conenctions on the back of the speedo, however it might be something else as the odometer does not work. (Do a search for speedo fix on the UK and US forums - there are plenty of write-ups there)
If all of those fail, get a new cluster/speedo.
I would suggest test the speed sensor as well (even though it is new)
If those check out, it's time to take the cluster apart.
Re-solder the conenctions on the back of the speedo, however it might be something else as the odometer does not work. (Do a search for speedo fix on the UK and US forums - there are plenty of write-ups there)
If all of those fail, get a new cluster/speedo.

