so I just noticed how my speedo jumps when I shift. Like I'll take off in first gear and when I shift to second it jumps down a few mph and then jumps back up where it's suppose to be. What are some possible causes of this? This also happens when I shift to third, and happens more noticibly more when I drive hard.
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maybe you're looking at the tach instead? :P j/k.... no clue.
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson -
haha unless it's some wierdo car from overseas with the gauges switch than I suppose I'm looking at the wrong gauge :oops: but I'm positve the speedo is on the left haha :DComment
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Maybe its the speed sensor in the differential. It could be loose and everytime you shift a gear the driveline moves the sensor until it falls back into place.
Just an idea ;)Comment
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well my speedo finally went out today... :xComment
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Change your SI batteries.Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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Mine has the same problem, but if the si batteries were bad, wouldn't the tach not work either? My speedo, and odometer don't work.
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If the batteries aren't completely dead, things may still work a bit. I'd recommend changing them, and when you have the cluster out make sure that all of the grounding nuts on the back of the gauges are tight.Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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hmm SI batteriest huh? I have no clue what they are. :?Comment
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Originally posted by GrueliusComment
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What the heck are you doing wearing a speedo anyways??? :x
Sorry I thought it was funny when i just read the title.
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kool thanks I'll look into that when I have some time.Comment
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