Lexus 300 SC Speedometer problem
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Lexus 300 SC Speedometer problem
I'm new to the forum. I have a 1992 Lexus 300 SC. The speedometer won't kick in until I reach 20 MPH but the odometer works and the cluster seems to be functioning. I recently replaced it with a used cluster but the same problem happened. Is this a common porblem with Lexus speedometers?? Does anyone have an idea of where to look next?
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It is likely hanging up on the face. It happens when the needle is too close. Try pulling the needle out a little off the face. Good luck!
(PS- it could be coincidence that both cluster needles are too close to the face)
If that does not work, replace the speed sensor.
(PS- it could be coincidence that both cluster needles are too close to the face)
If that does not work, replace the speed sensor.
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I also have a similar problem and I was told it was most likely the speed sensor. I was looking at the auto parts store and found it for 115 bucks is this a pretty good price? An any info on what exactly is involved in the installation would be helpful because I have not a clue to where the thing is even located.
Thanks in advance
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Generally speaking, speed sensors are located in the transmission housing itself. Its not to difficult to replace, just a matter of getting underneath the car and undoing the bolts, and undoing the connection.
Tranny fluid will ooze out though.
But I dont think its your speed sensor, when that fails, both speedo fails completely and so does odometer.
Tranny fluid will ooze out though.
But I dont think its your speed sensor, when that fails, both speedo fails completely and so does odometer.
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