Odometer electric on a 92?
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Odometer electric on a 92?
Does anybody know if the odometer is electric or mechanical on a 92 pickup? My odometer stopped working but the speed works. Can you help me out?
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i have a 92 and my odometer went out last year as well
i spent literally months trying to figure out if it was electric or a cable...every weekend or so i'd find some new forum to post the question on or call another toyota dealership. nobody ever knew for sure. i'm pretty sure its electric.
now, when mine broke, the speedo broke too, and what i ended up finding, was that the plastic gears on the speedometer sensor in the transfer case had been chewed up. i had to go to the junkyard, and i found a new gear of the right size, but it was for a cable speedometer. i had to grind a couple mm off to make the post thingy a little shorter, and add a slot to it so that it would fit in my 92's electronic speed sensor. but it worked fine and its been working for a good 6 months now since then
anyways, yours is probably something else...i believe the odometer and speedometer are both operated by the same cable. and anyways, my 92 is electronic, so yours probably is too. i would think that something is broken inside the cluster....whatever turns the odometer.
i spent literally months trying to figure out if it was electric or a cable...every weekend or so i'd find some new forum to post the question on or call another toyota dealership. nobody ever knew for sure. i'm pretty sure its electric.
now, when mine broke, the speedo broke too, and what i ended up finding, was that the plastic gears on the speedometer sensor in the transfer case had been chewed up. i had to go to the junkyard, and i found a new gear of the right size, but it was for a cable speedometer. i had to grind a couple mm off to make the post thingy a little shorter, and add a slot to it so that it would fit in my 92's electronic speed sensor. but it worked fine and its been working for a good 6 months now since then
anyways, yours is probably something else...i believe the odometer and speedometer are both operated by the same cable. and anyways, my 92 is electronic, so yours probably is too. i would think that something is broken inside the cluster....whatever turns the odometer.
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with an electric VSS.....if the odo goes...so does the speedo, and vice versa. i bought my truck with a bad one.....and NEITHER would work till i put in a new sensor
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I have the same question as Jason. My odometer has stopped, and the speedometer still works. It is in a 1992 2WD pickup, so it is electric. Is there one sensor for both? I assume that the sensor is working since the speedometer works. Any suggestions on how to fix it or even pages in the FSM. The only thing I can find in the FSM about the spedo is on page BE-33 which says "check the operation of the odometer".
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The 91's were cable driven and the 92's were electronic. There is only the single speed sensor on the back of the t-case. As for why the odo wont work I have no idea. I've got a km/h speedo cluster from when I did my diesel swap but I don't know if you can just change the odo part or not.
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the electronic ones are still cable driven by a motor on the foot well, my 95 has sensor instead of cable but when you pull out the cluster it is cable operated by a little electric motor. you probably have a busted gear in the odo
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My 92 is electric and my speedo works and my odometer doesn't and there is no cable so not all of them are cable driven and there is no lil motor either. im trying to figure out if its the vss in the trans or the t-case or if i just have a bad connection since i have taken my cluster out before to put led bulbs in.
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My 92 is electric and my speedo works and my odometer doesn't and there is no cable so not all of them are cable driven and there is no lil motor either. im trying to figure out if its the vss in the trans or the t-case or if i just have a bad connection since i have taken my cluster out before to put led bulbs in.
It's usually cause by resetting the trip counter while in motion but not always. It wouldn't hurt to check the connections on the back since you'll need to pull it to replace it anyway. And yes you can replace just the speedo if you can find a donor.
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on my 1991 hilux surf with 2lte diesel motor sometimes my rpm stops working or is intermitent and a few times the speedo needle went dead....
lol its not too much of a issue as my truck cant really go fast enough to break any laws lol...
lol its not too much of a issue as my truck cant really go fast enough to break any laws lol...
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my odometer was just stuck i checked my conections then drove it and it didn't move then i played with the trip and it must of bumped it free cause it works fine now, but thanks anyway Co 94 Pu
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Not a bad idea to inspect clean and lube them every 20 years..
on my 1991 hilux surf with 2lte diesel motor sometimes my rpm stops working or is intermitent and a few times the speedo needle went dead....
lol its not too much of a issue as my truck cant really go fast enough to break any laws lol...
lol its not too much of a issue as my truck cant really go fast enough to break any laws lol...
BUT since the speedo isn't there thats not your problem.
Are the diesel mech or elec speedo? Can't say I've ever seen one, happily since most of the ones I see are in the yard headed for a crusher.
Gonna assume it's electric and tell you check the plugs on the back aren't loose or dirty, and maybe trace down the ground or tighten the screws on the back of the cluster.
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