airbus
01-08-2007, 09:30 PM
My speedometer has not worked sisnce I bought the truck. I have read everything in the site on this issue, went into the manuals, and this is what I have come up with so far:
I disconnected the plug from the vehicle speed sensor calibrator in back of the glove compartment, checked the ground, which was bad, and found that the black with white wire on the right rear of the engine was not connected. Connected that, did not fix that problem, did fix my fuel gauge, and continued with a voltage check of the brown wire with the key on, which had 12VDC.
Next step was to check for an ac voltage between the purple white wire and the lt. green black wire, which I did not get a reading under low speeds, but at what I am estimating at 60 MPH I was reading .018 to .023 VAC.
I am at the point of changing the vehicle speed sensor, but as you all well know that when you purchase an electrical component, you own it!!!
I am hoping with the vast knowledge out there that if there is a chaffing issue where the wires break, or a plug somewhere in the harness that may go bad is commonplace with this beast, and that someone could enlighten me. I did check to see if the same wires that were supposed to give the AC signal were shorted to ground and they were not. Looking for devine intervention.............
I disconnected the plug from the vehicle speed sensor calibrator in back of the glove compartment, checked the ground, which was bad, and found that the black with white wire on the right rear of the engine was not connected. Connected that, did not fix that problem, did fix my fuel gauge, and continued with a voltage check of the brown wire with the key on, which had 12VDC.
Next step was to check for an ac voltage between the purple white wire and the lt. green black wire, which I did not get a reading under low speeds, but at what I am estimating at 60 MPH I was reading .018 to .023 VAC.
I am at the point of changing the vehicle speed sensor, but as you all well know that when you purchase an electrical component, you own it!!!
I am hoping with the vast knowledge out there that if there is a chaffing issue where the wires break, or a plug somewhere in the harness that may go bad is commonplace with this beast, and that someone could enlighten me. I did check to see if the same wires that were supposed to give the AC signal were shorted to ground and they were not. Looking for devine intervention.............