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Charles Mohney
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Thu Nov 18, 2004 5:40 pm Post subject:
1998 Frontier Vehicle Speed Sensor Code14 getting hairy |
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Speedometer works, checked sensor- OK, pulled instrument cluster and cleaned
and adjusted all plug contacts.
Did not check continuity from instrument cluster to ECU (yet).
Does anyone know what signal the instument cluster sends to the ECU for
vehicle speed?
Experiences, advice appreciated.
TIA,
Charles
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Chuck Tribolet
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Fri Nov 19, 2004 5:08 am Post subject:
Re: 1998 Frontier Vehicle Speed Sensor Code14 getting hairy |
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You may have that backwards -- the ECU may send a speed signal to the
instrument cluster, and get
speed pulses direct from the sensor.
"Charles Mohney" <cmohney@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Fg2nd.101608$tU4.100132@okepread06...
| Quote: | Speedometer works, checked sensor- OK, pulled instrument cluster and
cleaned
and adjusted all plug contacts.
Did not check continuity from instrument cluster to ECU (yet).
Does anyone know what signal the instument cluster sends to the ECU for
vehicle speed?
Experiences, advice appreciated.
TIA,
Charles
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Charles Mohney
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Sat Nov 20, 2004 5:40 am Post subject:
Re: 1998 Frontier Vehicle Speed Sensor Code14 getting hairy |
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Fixed.
The Plug connectors to the back of the instrument panel had poor press fit
connnections.
Cleaned, straightened, and adjusted plug contacts for more spring and fit.
"Charles Mohney" <cmohney@cox.net> wrote in message
news:Fg2nd.101608$tU4.100132@okepread06...
| Quote: | Speedometer works, checked sensor- OK, pulled instrument cluster and
cleaned
and adjusted all plug contacts.
Did not check continuity from instrument cluster to ECU (yet).
Does anyone know what signal the instument cluster sends to the ECU for
vehicle speed?
Experiences, advice appreciated.
TIA,
Charles
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