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Car Forum / Honda Cars / December 2005

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Speedometer problem (weird)

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Boondocks - 29 Dec 2005 14:11 GMT
I have a 96 accord LX... (276 000 km..sort of)

Yesterday, the speedometer went haywire. It seems to stick on 28 km/h. When
you slow down to stop, it kind of bounces, but doesn't go to 0.When you turn
off the ignition, it goes to 0?? Sometimes, it seems to work fine.. and then
goes haywire again..

Does anyone here know what the cause may be????

BD
Jim Yanik - 29 Dec 2005 16:47 GMT
> I have a 96 accord LX... (276 000 km..sort of)
>
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> BD

Wild guess;something in the display itself(instrument cluster) is sticking.
Maybe it's gotten dirty inside,or some lubricant has finally evaporated
completely.

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Allnews - 29 Dec 2005 19:05 GMT
Search a bit on line and you'll find more info, especially the VSS (Vehicle
Speed Sensor) and/or speedometer. Quite expensive to replace.  I ended up
buying a nice gps with mounting system instead for less (previous 95
accord).  Car is now sold, gps still with me:-)  P.S.  Gps is more accurate
than speedometer..

>> I have a 96 accord LX... (276 000 km..sort of)
>>
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> Maybe it's gotten dirty inside,or some lubricant has finally evaporated
> completely.
Boondocks - 29 Dec 2005 22:37 GMT
A GPS...

Hmmm that may be a good idea... Rats, xmas last week.

I will look around for some info.

Thanks,
BD

> Search a bit on line and you'll find more info, especially the VSS
> (Vehicle Speed Sensor) and/or speedometer. Quite expensive to replace.  I
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>> Maybe it's gotten dirty inside,or some lubricant has finally evaporated
>> completely.
 
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