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96 cherokee, 231 t-case, new SYE, speedo attached, new gears=speedo not working. Anyone?
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Speedo cable and new SYE
- Thread starter 0313
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- La Habra, CA
There is no cable...it's all electronic.
Make sure the speed sensor is installed correctly. There are notches in the sensor housing where the retaining clamp seats. There are numbers by the notches which correspond to the number of teeth on the speedo gear.
Make sure the speed sensor is installed correctly. There are notches in the sensor housing where the retaining clamp seats. There are numbers by the notches which correspond to the number of teeth on the speedo gear.
WNC Custom Jeeps
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- Asheville, NC
Did ya index the VSS when you reinstalled it?
On the speedo gear, there is a number, usually between 28-40. On the VSS there are corresponding numbers there as well. When you reinstall the VSS into the t.case, place the area where the numbers match in the 6 o'clock position .
Example- your speedo gear it a "38" (# of teeth by the way), the VSS will have a series of numbers that may say 35-39. Install the 35-39 slot in the 6 o'clock position on the output housing of the transfer case.
Or...
Did ya forget the snap rings that hold the speedo drive in place on the output shaft of the case?
On the speedo gear, there is a number, usually between 28-40. On the VSS there are corresponding numbers there as well. When you reinstall the VSS into the t.case, place the area where the numbers match in the 6 o'clock position .
Example- your speedo gear it a "38" (# of teeth by the way), the VSS will have a series of numbers that may say 35-39. Install the 35-39 slot in the 6 o'clock position on the output housing of the transfer case.
Or...
Did ya forget the snap rings that hold the speedo drive in place on the output shaft of the case?
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