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Speedo signal

V6 Ade

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Where does the speedo get it's signal from, it's just when my ABS light come on tonight i noticed that around 40mph the speedo dipped. Have i got a bigger problem than i first thought?
 
What did you change?

Going to a mate who runs a garage on friday, he's got a code reader so will see what comes up.

Checked ABS rings over the weekend and cleaned them up and all looked ok.
 
V6 Ade":3otrc8nz said:
Where does the speedo get it's signal from, it's just when my ABS light come on tonight i noticed that around 40mph the speedo dipped. Have i got a bigger problem than i first thought?
The speedo takes its signal from the nsf abs sensor, probably not the ring but the sensor itself, they get water in them and fail.
i have no idea as to price on these, (james your on), but ordered two for a saxo vts from andrew page factors, what arrived was genuine parts in genuine citroen bags at half the price.
would be happy to scan the vehicle for you / anyone for £25 cash this would after a drive round the block give you an answer to the question of sensor or abs ring. as a guess i would go for sensor all day long.
 
i wonder if these cross reference with any other renault like the renault laguna, the hubs are the same as are the driveshaft stubs in the front (less the shafts of course) also the abs rings are the same, anyone know???
also as to price the citroen ones from the factors were £160 for a pair and this was less than half the dealer price so perhaps the renault price is about right, put two on an old bmw just before christmas these were £75 each and were bongo brand.
 
Well, had a fault code reading today and come up with NSF ABS sensor, it seems the fault wouldn't store when the fault had been reset by turning the ignition off and back on again.

Anyhow, pick new one up in morning and only £125 incl the vat.
 
V6 Ade":2l03nxc1 said:
Well, had a fault code reading today and come up with NSF ABS sensor, it seems the fault wouldn't store when the fault had been reset by turning the ignition off and back on again.

Anyhow, pick new one up in morning and only £125 incl the vat.
i did say NSF!
 
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