I did the same as everbody else, changed the Vss and the cruise and the
speedometer still dont work.I read the dodge service Manual, the chilton
manual, and the Haynes manual, and none of them tell you about the sensior
in the diff.What is the big secret about that one. Is it a way for the
dealer to make a little more money?
Tom Lawrence - 17 Mar 2006 04:55 GMT
> in the diff.What is the big secret about that one. Is it a way for the
> dealer to make a little more money?
I never knew it was a secret... everyone that posts here and asks about a
failed speedometer/ABS light is told to check and replace the sensor on the
rear diff.
Others, who scan through quickly, and see "speed sensor", sometimes make the
mistake and go out and buy the wrong one.
<shrug>
TBone - 17 Mar 2006 04:56 GMT
The one in the Diff IS the VSS.

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> I did the same as everbody else, changed the Vss and the cruise and the
> speedometer still dont work.I read the dodge service Manual, the chilton
> manual, and the Haynes manual, and none of them tell you about the sensior
> in the diff.What is the big secret about that one. Is it a way for the
> dealer to make a little more money?
Frank Boettcher - 17 Mar 2006 14:42 GMT
>I did the same as everbody else, changed the Vss and the cruise and the
>speedometer still dont work.I read the dodge service Manual, the chilton
>manual, and the Haynes manual, and none of them tell you about the sensior
>in the diff.What is the big secret about that one. Is it a way for the
>dealer to make a little more money?
It is very clearly in my Haynes manual.
Frank