1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
Guest
Posts: n/a
1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
to the trip computer.
Does this suggest what has broken?
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
bcohen did pass the time by typing:
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
bcohen did pass the time by typing:
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
bcohen did pass the time by typing:
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
Check the passenger side fuse block. #4, #21, and #22
It could be the 100way dash connector (unlikely), or the speed sensor
connector on the tranny (more likely), or even the printed circut board/flex
board in the dash. Check the fuses first, the rest gets ugly.
--
DougW
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
In article bcohen@example.com wrote:
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
In article bcohen@example.com wrote:
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 1993 JGC Speedometer dead but fuel economy compuation still works
In article bcohen@example.com wrote:
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
>
> The speedometer on my '93 Jeep Grand Cherokee started getting jittery and
> now is permanently at zero. However, the trip comuter is still computing
> fuel economy correctly so vehicle speed is presumably still making it
> to the trip computer.
>
> Does this suggest what has broken?
>
>
>
Original poster here.
I guess I'm brain damaged. Its actually the tachometer that
has decided to flatline and not the speedometer.
Sorry about that.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Jeep News
Various Auto News
0
Dec 7, 2009 11:12 PM
C. & J.
Jeep Mailing List
0
Sep 1, 2003 05:24 PM
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
