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Old 07-18-2007, 04:28 PM
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Question Speed-o-meter sending unit/location

My speedometer don't work all the time, maybe a shorts in the system, Anyone knows where the speedometer cable/wire located on the tranny or transfer case on a 2003 expedition?

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Re: Speedometer location

there is no cable! it opperates off a reading from the rear abs speed sensor - the infor is read by the abs mod. and relayed on the scp network to the cluster (hec module) which controlls the speedo - - are any warning lights on for the abs or engine light?
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Old 07-27-2007, 04:37 AM
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Re: Speedometer location

yes, the abs light comes on sometimes, how can i check the abs speed sensor? where is it located?
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Re: Speedometer location

your most probably looking and a bad sensor - you can check resistance and most probably it will be open - normaly I just replace it.
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