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    My speedo is playing up??

    hi guys,

    My speedo seems to be jumping up and down when i am driving.

    Any idea on what the cause of the problem could be?

    Tachometer and all the other gauges works fine.

    This is my stock cluster.

  2. #2
    speedo cable dying or sensor at speedo drive

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    Quote Originally Posted by honda_ek4 View Post
    hi guys,

    My speedo seems to be jumping up and down when i am driving.

    Any idea on what the cause of the problem could be?

    Tachometer and all the other gauges works fine.

    This is my stock cluster.
    I think bfeboi is correct,
    More than likley the problem is the Speedo drive on top of the gearbox.
    EK4's & DC2R's are notorious for this, particularly in cars ownd by young guys who love to keep them clean, inside & out...
    Why, well the pins of the speedo sensor are of a different material to the clips in the plug.
    When water is added it doesn't take long for the dissimilar metals to have a potential difference...
    Next thing you know the speedo is playing up.
    If you unplug the speed sensor & have a good look inside, you'll find a green deposit...
    The pins if they remain & didn't break off when you removed the plug can be cleaned carfully.
    So too the clips in the plug.
    In worst cases you'll need to buy a new drive & replace the plug on the loom when both sides are corroded beyond repair.
    If cleaning works, be sure to use a little WD40 & check the rubber water seal is intact
    (Usually missing when problem occurs) often lost through the life of the car, generally around clutch change time.
    Hope that helps.
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    check the connector for corrosion which is common on hondas
    clean up the connector and reinstall.
    if still no work swap one with a mate and test again.

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    Vechile Speed Sensor.
    Replace it.
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    Hey guys, just had the same problem, here my thread,
    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=85343

    I took out the sensor, had gunk in it, and the pins in both the male and female plugs have blue powder on them, yay to corrosion, I did give them a clean, but cant get it all off, I reinstalled the sensor back in and now my speedo is not working at all... any advice, I am keen on making it work if its possible but definatly wanting to replace, anyone know how much they cost roughly?

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    spray down the ternimals with contact spray. That should fix it. If not change the speedo driver. I think B and D series are the same? correct me if im wrong.

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