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Car Forum / Honda Cars / November 2005

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SpeedoMeter behaves weirdly

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Ram - 24 Oct 2005 18:07 GMT
Hi All,

I have this problem since four days.
My 96 Honda Civic Speedo Meter is behaving weirdly.
When I start the car in the Morning it is not working. After couple
minutes/miles, it starts working again. I couldn't say when it is
working and not working. And it turns to zero again. And after few
minutes it starts working again.

I would be glad if someone can help me out with their experience.

Thanks,
Ram
Jim Yanik - 25 Oct 2005 01:13 GMT
> Hi All,
>
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> Thanks,
> Ram

Maybe a bad VSS(vehicle speed sensor)?? Or a wiring/connector problem.

Maybe a bad VSS connector problem.
IIRC,the VSS is somewhere on the transmission.

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J. - 25 Oct 2005 20:01 GMT
>> Hi All,
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> Maybe a bad VSS connector problem.
> IIRC,the VSS is somewhere on the transmission.

I agree with the above.  My parents just went through the same issue with
their early 90's Acccord.  Although the dealer service dept was told that it
was an intermittent problem (many times a day), they some how diagnosed it
as a bad odometer/instrument cluster.  They claimed they never saw a bad VSS
before. But since the cruise control would also cut out whenever the speedo
dropped out, I assumed it was the VSS.  Also, the auto tranny D4 light
started to come on/blink.  Apparently the transmission couldn't understand
why it was in higher gears, but going 0 mph!

Sure enough, replacing the VSS  a few weeks later cured all the problems.
J.
jerry - 26 Oct 2005 04:53 GMT
> I agree with the above.  My parents just went through the same issue with
> their early 90's Acccord.  Although the dealer service dept was told that it
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> Sure enough, replacing the VSS  a few weeks later cured all the problems.

Well, you all have solved my problem too -- my symptoms are identical,
and I'm grateful!

If you don't mind, what did the VSS replacement set your parents back?

Thanks,
Jerry
Ram - 27 Oct 2005 17:49 GMT
Thanks for the messages. I will update with whatever my mechanic says.

- R
Jacko - 02 Nov 2005 09:16 GMT
> Hi All,
>
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> Thanks,
> Ram

I told that to a traffic cop. He still booked me.
 
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