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Speedometer/ odometer 200

posted by  Jades on  Mon Mar 2 07:03 CST 2009
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So I got to the connector with the red, black, and blue wires and connected the volt meter. Mine didn't have a setting of 10 but it had twenty. So I set it to that. I just got a reading of zero, although it would fluctuate a little to -1.2 and then back to zero. BTW, does anyone have a way of fully getting out the instrument cluster? Do you have to take off the steering wheel.
Maybe if I left the volt meter attached for a longer drive I would begin to see some numbers and this would demonstrate that the problem would be with the signal? Any ideas?

Thanks,

Jimmy






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