I have a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder SE-V6 4x4 that runs extremely well. The
speedometer & cruise control work fine, but the odometer works when it wants
to. I recently drove from Florida to New York, and put on 2400+ miles. The
odometer only moved 410 miles.
Do I have to replace the speed sensor to fix this problem? Or is the problem
in the gauges?
Thanks
Jim Rojas
Shawn - 27 Oct 2004 23:40 GMT
my 85 chevy blazer had this problem too, i always wondered why.
> I have a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder SE-V6 4x4 that runs extremely well. The
> speedometer & cruise control work fine, but the odometer works when it wants
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> Jim Rojas
Jim Rojas - 28 Oct 2004 00:12 GMT
The 85 Blazer probably uses an armored cable. You may want to take it off
and grease the inside of the cable. The Nissans uses an electronic sensor,
just like all the newer vehicles have these days.
Jim Rojas
> my 85 chevy blazer had this problem too, i always wondered why.
>> I have a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder SE-V6 4x4 that runs extremely well. The
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>> Jim Rojas
Shawn - 28 Oct 2004 00:33 GMT
i no longer have the blazer but the odo is the only thing that worked
intermitently, the speedo worked great, the cable had no problems. like i
said, i no longer have it though so no big deal
> The 85 Blazer probably uses an armored cable. You may want to take it off
> and grease the inside of the cable. The Nissans uses an electronic sensor,
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Truck - 28 Oct 2004 02:33 GMT
You're probably going to find that the speedometer assembly needs
replaced when all is said and done.
The odometer started acting funny on me about a year and a half ago or
so and then shortly thereafter the speedometer starting dying out as
well. Since the speedometer part is functioning fine, your speed
sensor is fine.
FYI, the part number for my speedometer on my '95 XE model was
24820-75P03 and the retail price is something around $168.00.
The neat thing about them is you no longer have to worry about
breaking any retaining pins on the replacement assemblies trying to
match the old mileage. You simply give the parts department the
mileage you want the new assembly set for and when it comes in, it
will already be set for the mileage you specified.
Wil
>I have a 1995 Nissan Pathfinder SE-V6 4x4 that runs extremely well. The
>speedometer & cruise control work fine, but the odometer works when it wants
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>Jim Rojas