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kimt - 16 Aug 2005 11:01 GMT

Please help.Just bought this car for our daughter to learn to drive but the
Speedo doesnt work.How do we fix this!Is it a cable or a sensor?Has anyone
any idea!

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G.T - 16 Aug 2005 20:03 GMT

Hi,

What is an Escapade ? We don't have this model in France.

Regards,
G.T
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Fitzy - 16 Aug 2005 20:46 GMT

Hello GT,
I don't think its a model name, ?????
I would describe it as "Escapade,,, an on going problem,,
a never ending situation,,
sorry I don't know the French word for this,
Fitzy

> Hi,
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mindwipe - 16 Aug 2005 21:04 GMT

> Hi,
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just a badge name for a 106 L

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G.T - 17 Aug 2005 12:07 GMT

Hi Jeff,

> just a badge name for a 106 L

Thanks.

Regards,
G.T
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Bob Minchin - 16 Aug 2005 21:07 GMT

kimt wrote in message
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>Please help.Just bought this car for our daughter to learn to drive but the
>Speedo doesnt work.How do we fix this!Is it a cable or a sensor?Has anyone
>any idea!

This is possibly about the age where it could be either or even BOTH!

How does that work? The speedo is driven by a cable and an electronic sensor
for the ECU. This is how my Jan 95 pug does it.

Look at the differential housing just above where the righthand driveshaft
comes out.
There will be either
1)just a sensor with a 3 pin connector on the side
2) Just a mechanical cable coming out the top
or
3)A sensor with 3 pin connector with a mechanical cable coming out the top.

Often the fault is a stripped gear on the bottom of this sensor/cable.
less than a fiver from pug and dead easy to change. One 10 or 11 mm a/f bolt
and it lifts out.
Just make sure you jack the car up and properly secure it with the right
hand side tipped up. This drains the gear oil away from the side you are
working on and so you should not lose any oil.

Good luck
Bob

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mindwipe - 16 Aug 2005 21:23 GMT

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> Good luck
> Bob

may also be worth checking the engine harness connection

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G.T - 17 Aug 2005 12:36 GMT

Hi,

> 1)just a sensor with a 3 pin connector on the side
> 2) Just a mechanical cable coming out the top
> or
> 3)A sensor with 3 pin connector with a mechanical cable coming out the top.

True, but it seems it's electronic speedo only on Mk2 106s, according to the
spare parts CD.

HTH,
G.T
g.t6@worldonline.fr
205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : www.205d.com

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nigel - 17 Aug 2005 21:02 GMT

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I agree. I think you'll find it has a cable only. Though as a previous
poster said, it may be the driven gear where the cable fits into the
gear box. And if you're really unlucky, and it has happened to me at
work, it could even be the driving gear in the extension housing,
where the driveshaft fits into the box. Not too bad a job, but it
requires the driveshaft to be taken out.

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