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Vehicle speed sensor?

Yesterday I noticed my speedometer would not return to zero right away after the vehicle had been stopped..for example, I had exited the expressway and came to a red light, and after I had stopped, the needle was barely reaching 25...20....15 and it took a good 10 seconds before it reached zero. It accurately moves up during accelaration! Does this sound like a faulty speed sensor about to call it quits? Thanks a lot for the help
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor?

The speed sensor has to be turning to have any output. Next time you notice the speedometer sticking, give a brisk thump with your hand, on the dash above the speedometer, to see if it will fall back to zero.
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor?

Mine did something like that but never went back to -0-, would stop at 25mph or so. Replaced speed sensor and nothing different. I replace the dash and is fine now.
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor?

Alrighty then, I'll post back when I find out something! Thanks guys
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Vehicle speed sensor does not connect to spedometer

Vehicle speed sensor has nothing to do with the speedometer.
The Spedometer is driven by a cable..

The speed sensor is feeding the computer only.

The spedometer METER is sticking somehow.

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Re: Vehicle speed sensor?

Actually the speedometer needle isn't controlled by a cable, it's all electrical.
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Re: Vehicle speed sensor?

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Actually the speedometer needle isn't controlled by a cable, it's all electrical.
Thanks, I couldn't have said it better myself!
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