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Two weeks into the Cerb experience, and I officially have my first niggle.
After washing/ polishing it today, went for a blast and found the speedo not working (needle & odometer not moving). Still no joy after stopping/ restarting the engine. Started working a few miles later. Suspecting a dodgy contact/ connector somewhere (maybe to do with water from washing ?).
Don't know the first thing about Cerb speedos - assume it's electrical not mechanical? Connected to gearbox or diff? Anybody know rough cable routing as don't want to start pulling off dash should it happen again.
Cheers
Craig.
>>> Edited by cerbnut on Sunday 29th September 22:17
>>> Edited by cerbnut on Sunday 29th September 22:20
After washing/ polishing it today, went for a blast and found the speedo not working (needle & odometer not moving). Still no joy after stopping/ restarting the engine. Started working a few miles later. Suspecting a dodgy contact/ connector somewhere (maybe to do with water from washing ?).
Don't know the first thing about Cerb speedos - assume it's electrical not mechanical? Connected to gearbox or diff? Anybody know rough cable routing as don't want to start pulling off dash should it happen again.
Cheers
Craig.
>>> Edited by cerbnut on Sunday 29th September 22:17
>>> Edited by cerbnut on Sunday 29th September 22:20
Stick on a ramp or jack up the rear (or crawl underneath) and find the speedo sensor on the diff, right hand side (looking forward). Try waggling it (technical term), or adjusting closer/further away slightly. Shouldn't be touching, but should be close-ish. If it becomes intermittent from not working, it means your close. If this has no effect it could be broken, or cable broken, or speedo - take to dealer/specialist.
danyn
danyn
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