Speedo problems

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by krystnors, Feb 8, 2004.

  1. krystnors

    krystnors Guest

    Xantia 1.9TD 95N

    Okay not a Peugeot but my problems the same as.
    Neither speedo nor rev counter working. Plug is connected at transducer and
    transducer has been changed to check if it's this. Problem still there.
    Are the cogs inside the shaft likely to be broken and if so can they be
    replaced, or is it easier to replace the shaft?
    What other problem could cause the speedo/rc not to work?
     
    krystnors, Feb 8, 2004
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    mindwipe Guest

    disconnect battery wait 5 mins(hope yo have code 4 radio) reconnect and try
    usually just caused by voltage spike
     
    mindwipe, Feb 13, 2004
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  3. krystnors

    krystnors Guest

    disconnect battery wait 5 mins(hope yo have code 4 radio) reconnect and
    try
    Tried this - and many more 'easy' ideas but to no avail.
    I've got it down to two possibilities:
    Cogs in shaft are naff (following nsf shunt?),
    Electronic reading from plug naff? (Just can't see it being this).
     
    krystnors, Feb 27, 2004
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    Bob Minchin Guest

    krystnors wrote in message ...
    I've had teeth strip off the pinion on the end of the sensor in the gearbox.
    Easy repair, and the part was about 3UKP a couple of years back.

    Bob
     
    Bob Minchin, Feb 28, 2004
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  5. krystnors

    krystnors Guest

    Sounds possible - I know it's not the transducer as I've swapped it, I just
    can't see it being the relevant electronics as the leccy at work tested
    everything he could and found it ok.
    I would assume the only place to get this part is the main dealer. Did they
    keep it in stock or order in?
     
    krystnors, Feb 28, 2004
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    Bob Minchin Guest

    krystnors wrote in message ...
    Yes, it was in stock with the main agent in our town which is only a small
    branch so I guess it is a common failure part or else I was just lucky.
    Bob
     
    Bob Minchin, Feb 28, 2004
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    Ben Lessani Guest

    the dials on my car had stopped functioning a while ago and it was due
    to a snapped earthing strap, the one that connects the body to the
    engin - could be that?
     
    Ben Lessani, Mar 7, 2004
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