Sorry Tom.. I believe '94 was the year the speedo went digital.. May have
been part year.. But my 94 isn't cable driven.. but my '93 I got for parts
was.
Aaron Wyse
----- Original Message -----
From: "Terrible Tom" <SilverEightynine@aol.com>
To: <dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net>
Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: DML: 95 Dakota Just joined
>
> Greg K. Cooper wrote:
> > Hello folks! I just joined the list. I am Greg Cooper in Huntsville,
> > Alabama. I have been doing Turbo Dodges since the mid-eighties. I am
> > active in several Shelby-Dodge related lists as well.
>
> Welcome to the DML! As you 'prolly know, because you joined the list
> and would have had to have seen the home page at some time - we have a
> national 10th Anniversary meet happening in July of 2006 in Denver CO,
> Would be cool if you could join us! (details can be found at the DML
> home page)
>
>
> > The speedometer has me completely perplexed, however. I have swapped
three
> > separate speed sensors, checked all the wiring for continuity and
> > resistance, checked the voltages to the sensor and changed the
instrument
> > cluster. The speedometer didn't work when I first bought the truck. I
> > swapped the speed sensor and it worked. I then did the engine rebuild
and
> > now have very intermittent speedometer function. It sometimes works
when
> > cold an almost never works any other time. I am stumped by this
> > speedometer. Is there anyone out there with experience in dealing with
a
> > similar situation?
> >
>
> Don't quote me on this - as I have never owned an 4 banger 5-speed daks,
> but on a 95 - the speedo should still be cable driven? If you have
> problems with it intermittantly working - double check the cable
> (assuming it has one)
>
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