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Stephen Jackson All Messages By This Member #163792 Currently 700 miles from home in Bismarck. Looks like my vehicle speed sensor may have failed. The speedometer needle either swings wildly, or rests on 0, or works properly As I doubt there is a replacement here in town, is there any harm to the car with driving it? I assume the cruise won’t work Stephen
Malcolm Stebbins #163793 No harm for driving with a bad speed sensor, we drove for 6 months with no speed sensor. Finally got a replacement all now works fine. You are correct the cruise control will not work as the computer thinks the car is going zero miles per hour. ====================== toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Sat, Mar 25, 2023 at 2:46 PM, Stephen Jackson <register@...> wrote: Currently 700 miles from home in Bismarck.? Looks like my vehicle speed sensor may have failed.? The speedometer needle either swings wildly, or rests on 0, or works properly As I doubt there is a replacement here in town, is there any harm to the car with driving it?? I assume the cruise won’t work Stephen
Carl Hansen All Messages By This Member #163794 Classic G22 failure. Assuming you have the 01P automatic, this is the correct part #: 357919149 Available from Mark at germanautoparts.com... Call him... doesn't show if you search for it. Easily accessed from underneath... - remove belly pan - jack up front if you need easier access (or ramps or a hole...) - on top the right side differential. - you'll see a heat shield over the wires/connector - pull connector... - unscrew sensor... - reverse instructions to instal new one. Ch
Stephen Jackson All Messages By This Member #163795 开云体育 Yeah, forgot to mention that it is an 02. ?Thanks for the instructions, will order one this week when I get back home. ? Missing the cruise control Stephen toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mar 26, 2023, at 8:47 AM, Carl Hansen via groups.io <CARL_HANSEN@...> wrote: ?Classic G22 failure. Assuming you have the 01P automatic, this is the correct part #: 357919149 Available from Mark at germanautoparts.com... Call him... doesn't show if you search for it. Easily accessed from underneath... - remove belly pan - jack up front if you need easier access (or ramps or a hole...) - on top the right side differential. - you'll see a heat shield over the wires/connector - pull connector... - unscrew sensor... - reverse instructions to instal new one. Ch
Steve All Messages By This Member #163796 Ah, that's the sensor you have to pull to check or fill the differential, I think.? I seem to remember some quirk about getting the connector off.? ?But an excellent opportunity to do that once in a lifetime gear oil change.?

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