Bad Speedo??? Help!!!
#1
Bad Speedo??? Help!!!
Hey guys,
Got an 04 GX 470 and just today i was driving home and my speedo was on 0, while i was driving.
HELP!!! This happened a little last year but then it just sort of went away.
When I turn the car on all the other needles flicker, and seem to struggle to idk turn on. But after what appears to be they all pop up into place. Except for the speedo!
Anyone else have this problem? Please Club Lexus save me from having to spend $$$$$
Got an 04 GX 470 and just today i was driving home and my speedo was on 0, while i was driving.
HELP!!! This happened a little last year but then it just sort of went away.
When I turn the car on all the other needles flicker, and seem to struggle to idk turn on. But after what appears to be they all pop up into place. Except for the speedo!
Anyone else have this problem? Please Club Lexus save me from having to spend $$$$$
#6
Well, it started working again today after about a week of guessing how fast I was driving and "keeping up with traffic"
Can anyone explain maybe there maybe something loose to my dash board. Why would it temporarily not work last year and start working again for a year, almost to date, and then develop the same "illness" and get over it
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Thank you
Can anyone explain maybe there maybe something loose to my dash board. Why would it temporarily not work last year and start working again for a year, almost to date, and then develop the same "illness" and get over it
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Thank you
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#9
you could start with the speedo sensor, which I assume is located at the rear wheels, and then work your way all the way up to the speedo itself.
Get yourself a good multimeter and you might consider purchasing a little time on the TIS website to download wiring diagrams to help you out.
https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfo...9-1&SMLOCALE=U
Get yourself a good multimeter and you might consider purchasing a little time on the TIS website to download wiring diagrams to help you out.
https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfo...9-1&SMLOCALE=U
Last edited by 06isDriver; 05-30-12 at 10:14 AM.
#11
enjoy the educational video
multimeters:
https://www.google.com/search?q=mult...w=1280&bih=696
Oh and get one that has an auto-off feature. 9 times out of 10 I'll forget to switch it to OFF and the next time I need it I have to replace the battery.
multimeters:
https://www.google.com/search?q=mult...w=1280&bih=696
Oh and get one that has an auto-off feature. 9 times out of 10 I'll forget to switch it to OFF and the next time I need it I have to replace the battery.
Last edited by 06isDriver; 05-30-12 at 12:31 PM.
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