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Is speedo sensor shared with ABS system ? 200 1993

posted by  bjersr on  Fri Aug 10 01:02 CST 2007
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Did the speedo all of a sudden just quit. That's what mine did. I checked the guages and everything and found it was the sensor. It is in the diffirental cover. The manual says you may have to take off the link bar that goes from side to side. But, if you jack up the car and put it on jack stand that will allow the axle to droop you can get to it alot easier. It takes an allen wrench to take it out. It has a connector on it but it is safty wired together. I called the dealer and they wanted over $100.00 for it. I got it from a pull-a-part yard for $5.00. I just pulled out the sensor and cut the wires. It took me longer to find the right one than it did to take it out. If you have ABS just look for a car with ABS and your year or close to it. I think there are two different types. Feel free to email me directly if you have anymore questions.
Barry
bjersr@bellsouth.net

PS. I have a 740 and I just noticed you have a 200 series. I don't know if the are similar.






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