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Post by lostsoulz » Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:19 am

hello..can anyone advice me as my speedometer is not working and as i drive in few minute,my engine checklight is turns on..
does the speedo affect the appearence of engine checklight?

and can anyone recommend shops that change whole timing belt for a reasonable price..
currently,a shop offer me for $350 for the whole package for timing belt.
hurhur..thank you!

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Post by Silver » Wed Jan 27, 2010 9:30 am

Speedo not working could be due to a faulty speed sensor... :) :)
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Post by CivicR » Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:07 pm

What ride are you on? There is a few around AMK, Paya Ubi, Defu Lane for example.
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Post by lostsoulz » Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:31 pm

oh yes forget to state that im driving a honda esi..

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Post by lostsoulz » Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:33 pm

Silver wrote:Speedo not working could be due to a faulty speed sensor... :) :)

could be..now tryna find a 2nd hand speedo cause i dont think its worth to get 1st hand as my c ar left 1yrs plus before scrapping.

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Post by lostsoulz » Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:34 pm

CivicR wrote:What ride are you on? There is a few around AMK, Paya Ubi, Defu Lane for example.
thanks bro!shall try to check there..
im driving an esi(:

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Post by daboy14 » Thu Jan 28, 2010 12:42 am

just buy a good 2nd hand speed sensor.. according to my friend there are
lots of them at ubi park..

faulty speed sensor causes CEL light on your guage which in turn affects the
performance of ur car/engine because if you have a CEL light VTEC does not kick-in..

just buy a 2nd hand one ok..
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Post by terumo » Thu Jan 28, 2010 2:16 am

I got 2nd hand speedo sensor for sale. Pm mi. Can diy replace urself one.
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Post by sghonda » Thu Jan 28, 2010 10:52 am

lostsoulz wrote:
Silver wrote:Speedo not working could be due to a faulty speed sensor... :) :)

could be..now tryna find a 2nd hand speedo cause i dont think its worth to get 1st hand as my c ar left 1yrs plus before scrapping.
since your ride left 1 yr plus , may I suggest u buy a GPS instead. It comes with speed indicator and is accurate. Furthermore u can transfer the GPS to your new ride next year also. I am using a Garmin Nuvi 7 series GPS.

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Post by Silver » Thu Jan 28, 2010 9:58 pm

sghonda wrote:
lostsoulz wrote:
Silver wrote:Speedo not working could be due to a faulty speed sensor... :) :)

could be..now tryna find a 2nd hand speedo cause i dont think its worth to get 1st hand as my c ar left 1yrs plus before scrapping.
since your ride left 1 yr plus , may I suggest u buy a GPS instead. It comes with speed indicator and is accurate. Furthermore u can transfer the GPS to your new ride next year also. I am using a Garmin Nuvi 7 series GPS.
Buy GPS to replace faulty speedo?? :roll: :roll:
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Post by daboy14 » Thu Jan 28, 2010 10:48 pm

If you had the budget go for the gps...

But if you had budgetary contraints just
heed my advice by the sensor only.. Not
everyone can afford the gps.. =)
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Post by sghonda » Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:41 pm

Silver wrote:
sghonda wrote:
lostsoulz wrote:
could be..now tryna find a 2nd hand speedo cause i dont think its worth to get 1st hand as my c ar left 1yrs plus before scrapping.
since your ride left 1 yr plus , may I suggest u buy a GPS instead. It comes with speed indicator and is accurate. Furthermore u can transfer the GPS to your new ride next year also. I am using a Garmin Nuvi 7 series GPS.
Buy GPS to replace faulty speedo?? :roll: :roll:
Hehe... I don't know how much a speedo cost, I just thought that a GPS can be reused in his new ride in 1 year time, but a speedo will end up in the scrap yard.

For me the GPS is a good investment as I MUST use it when I go Msia.... hehehe Without it, I might end up in Cambodia... hehe

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Post by Silver » Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:30 am

sghonda wrote:
Silver wrote:
sghonda wrote: since your ride left 1 yr plus , may I suggest u buy a GPS instead. It comes with speed indicator and is accurate. Furthermore u can transfer the GPS to your new ride next year also. I am using a Garmin Nuvi 7 series GPS.
Buy GPS to replace faulty speedo?? :roll: :roll:
Hehe... I don't know how much a speedo cost, I just thought that a GPS can be reused in his new ride in 1 year time, but a speedo will end up in the scrap yard.

For me the GPS is a good investment as I MUST use it when I go Msia.... hehehe Without it, I might end up in Cambodia... hehe
Yup... GPS is very useful when one travels to Malaysia... :wink: :wink:
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Post by Hondamatic » Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:53 pm

Bro,

From what you say, most likely its the speed sensor. Dun waste $$ on doing anything first. Try to remove the speed sensor and do a cleaning. It may work. I had the same problem but after I clean it, its ok now. I think got at least 9mths liao.

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Post by daboy14 » Sun Jan 31, 2010 8:36 am

bro..

try cleaning first with carb cleaner maybe the connectors to which the
vss (vehicle speed sensor) is corroded.. after cleaning is it still not
working better buy the 2nd hand one..

my two cents..

goodluck happy diy..
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