speedometer does not work

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by cesarg, Jan 11, 2007.

  1. cesarg

    cesarg Guest

    hi i want you guys to help me, my speedometer does not work, and when
    it does not work the letter "S" blinks green. If anyone knows or has
    had this problem before let me know what is it so i can fix it thank
    you.
     
    cesarg, Jan 11, 2007
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  2. cesarg

    jim beam Guest

    yes, it's psychic wednesday!
     
    jim beam, Jan 11, 2007
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  3. cesarg

    Tegger Guest



    Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is sleeping on the job. Time to issue a pink
    slip and place a boot print on its ass.

    Bet your tranny shifts weird when the speedo isn't working.
     
    Tegger, Jan 13, 2007
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  4. cesarg

    Maco814 Guest

    I actually just took my car in for the same reason. It is definitely
    your speed sensor. The part will cost you about 160 dollars from a
    mechanic or you can find them online for about 115 dollars. Overall
    the total repair will cost from a range of 200-250 bucks
     
    Maco814, Jan 17, 2007
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  5. Jeezus! A friend of mine bought one from a dealer for her '90 Accord
    about 8 years ago. Cost was about $60 and she ended up going back and
    making them refund some of that when she found out that the list price
    was less. Also, installation is about a ten minute job.

    Not sure what vehicle this is for but I can't imagine that the price
    has gone up that much.

    I thought I needed one for my '94 GSR about five years ago. When the
    car was cold it took about 5 miles before the speedo/odo started
    working. I took it to the dealer and they diagnosed it as a
    speedometer problem which was very expensive. I passed on the repair
    and (get ready) the speedo has worked perfectly ever since. I am
    guessing that it was a loose connection. They may have disconnected
    it to test the VSS (which tested fine), then reconnected it securely.

    I would sure give that a try before you pay $250.
     
    Gordon McGrew, Jan 19, 2007
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