Finding the speed sensor, help me.
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lol, i'm looking to use it to hook up my nav unit. I dont even know where the ecu is on my truck. I'm not looking to replace mine, I just need to find it in my truck. Thanks for the reply.
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Originally Posted by Part Time Dweller
This has all the makings of a do it yourself project going wrong. :lol:
OK I'll tell him :lol: Its on the back of the transmission facing the driver side, it has 2 wires coming out of it, I doubt you will be able to trace it very far due to all the wires under there. You can always try the back of the speedometer behind the dash
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Is the speedo electronic if so, is it getting its signal from the ecu? But I thought it was a cable though. The nav unit i'm installing has a wire that needs to go to the speed sensor and one that goes to the reverse lead. What do you guys think? Check out page 10 on this. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPER...%20INSTALL.PDF
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After looking at the installation guide link that you posted, I would suggest that you get a detailed, VIN number specific wiring diagram of your truck.
The wiring diagram should show color codes for all wires, or numerical codes which are printed into the insulation on all wires in the truck. Unless you know which is the proper wire on the ECM to hook up to, you could destroy the ECM, and the unit you are installing, if you hook it up improperly.
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Originally Posted by 4GIVEN
I need the speed sensor wire that comes from the trucks ECU. Its a 1999 international. Anyone know how to find this wire?
it's not a cable ; ) the speed signal comes from the engine ecm. this truck has an electronic gauge cluster as well, so the speed signal is sent to the ipc over a data line (twisted pair between ecm and dash). the circuit board controls the gauge head
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