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Old 02-12-2007, 10:00 PM
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just recently my speedo was spiking and then it stopped working...

my trip meter and mileage had also stopped working also....

what could be problem???
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just recently my speedo was spiking and then it stopped working...

my trip meter and mileage had also stopped working also....

what could be problem???
vehicle speed sensor
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Old 02-12-2007, 10:19 PM
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yes i was kind of leaning toward that....

i heard it was behind the tranny where the drive shaft connects..

but what does it look like????
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Old 02-12-2007, 10:35 PM
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yes i was kind of leaning toward that....

i heard it was behind the tranny where the drive shaft connects..

but what does it look like????
2 to 4 wires come from over top (or side) of transmission... it is either threaded in and locked with a jam nut, or bolted with a retainer. it is at the rear of the transmission at the output shaft
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It threads in AND has a locknut, and a plug with the wires, you can change it out in 15 minutes.

Just ask the parts guy how many turns to back it out after it bottoms out, I can't remember, BUT I think its one turn.

Last time I changed mine it was around $30.
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quote="Maniac"]It threads in AND has a locknut,

it has a jam nut, as i stated above.

locknuts have distorted threads or nylon rings that stop a fastener from backing off completely after becoming loose


and a plug with the wires, you can change it out in 15 minutes.

Just ask the parts guy how many turns to back it out after it bottoms out, I can't remember, BUT I think its one turn.

Last time I changed mine it was around $30.[/quote]

bottom it out, then back off a 1/2 turn
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cool thanks guys, i just found where the sensor is...

will be digging it out tomorrow....

yeah peterbilt quoted me $43 for the sensor...
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are there usually 2 (or more) speed sensors?
is this speed sensor the same as the one used for other sub systems?
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quote="possum squat"]are there usually 2 (or more) speed sensors?

no... ...depending

is this speed sensor the same as the one used for other sub systems?[/quote]

it's a magnetic pulse generator..., if that's what you mean.

abs sensors as well as some engine speed sensors are the same type of sensor
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Old 02-13-2007, 06:17 PM
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well finally pulled it out...

the tip had some fresh oil on it...

i only drove it for like a half mile than i parked....

speedo works...

couldn't really go far because of the weather....

hope that oil on tip isn't an issue?????
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