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Speed Sensor Rear + How to adjust it 900 1997

posted by  Metallo on  Mon May 24 10:23 CST 2021
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Hi folks,

One year ago, I had an issue with my odometer which intermittently was stopping.
I resolved that issue since then, which was due to some soldering behind the instrument panel.
During my analysis to identify the above problem, I removed the rear speed sensor to check the wiring and since everything was OK, I simply re-bolted it.

Now, since that moment I do have a 5Km difference from the real speed, essentially GPS shows 95 km/h while the speedometer shows 100 Km/h.

Since the difference started to show after I unbolted that sensor, I am sure that is the reason. Before, it was a perfect match with the GPS.

Today, I found some time to disassemble the sensor, but I cannot figure out how the distance to the gear could have possibly be changed given that there is only one bolt and that's it.

I know the tolerance should be 0.85 +/-0.35mm, but really, how can I adjust it?

Thank you,
Alex





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