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Re: Odometer/Trip Meter Woes 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be RP on  Fri Apr 27 00:36 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Hi BC! Checked all those types of things immediately. But if the wiring were broken from the pick-up on the rear would not the speedometer be "dead" also? Went all through the latest posts (as well as the archives) and checked everything mentioned but to no avail. That's why I went so far as to swap out my instrument cluster with my spare. The same problem exists so that's what leads me to believe that my issue is the signal (or lack of) to the odometer/trip meter. There are two wires coming out of the sender in the differential (both intact and connected), is one of these for the speedometer and the other for the odometer/trip meter or is this just the conventional +/- electrical set up? Went so far as to tracking/feeling the wiring harness up on top of the gas tank but felt no breaks anywhere. Any ideas where to go from here?





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