Subject	A faulty signal would cause everything to not work
Posted by	black300zx on December 20, 2023 at 7:39 AM
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In Reply To	Just in case there was a faulty signal in speed sensor>> posted by ZUL8TR on December 13, 2023 at 06:49 AM
Message	It wouldn't selectively kill your speedo while leaving your ODO working. The speed sensor signal enter the gauge cluster. The cluster then (more or less) splits it up and sends it to the speedo, odomoeter, ECU (for power steering assist adjustment) and the Cruise Control module. If you had faults on all four mechanisms (Speedo, ODO, no CC, and hard steering) your speed sensor on the trans could be the culprit. Since your Odo is working, and other mechanisms have faults, that's a pretty clear indication that the sensor and wiring to the cluster are good and you have one ore more faulty traces in your cluster that are causing the signal not to be relayed to the speedo and CC module.
Follow Ups	Speed control device on tranny >>>>>>>>>>>> - ZUL8TR 05:39:32 12/12/23 I may have a used NA speed sensor I'd gladly sell for cheap - lleron 10:33:11 12/12/23 Thanks. Might need it after I check mine out? Will let >>> - ZUL8TR 06:52:17 12/13/23 you posted about the Trip ODO working but not the spedo? - Cjw3 11:20:04 12/12/23 Just in case there was a faulty signal in speed sensor>> - ZUL8TR 06:49:53 12/13/23 A faulty signal would cause everything to not work - black300zx 07:39:30 12/20/23 Thank you for that explanation for fault in speedo since>> - ZUL8TR 06:10:41 12/28/23 I would wait for the speedo diag, first. - itsa300zx 13:10:26 12/12/23 Thanks for the great explanation and pics on the speed >>> - ZUL8TR 06:55:56 12/13/23
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