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Broken KM/Miles counter

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  1. plip

    plip Formula Junior

    Aug 25, 2003
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    Gianni Olivieri
    Good afternoon,

    took my TR for a walk last night and noticed that KM/Miles counter on the center consolle does not work anymore. Understand this is electronically driven (not cord). Can someone guide me as to where the sensor is located ? On the bellhouse there is the speed sensor but believe the miles counter has its own.

    Tks for any help.

    Rgds
    Gianni
     
  2. Drew Altemara

    Drew Altemara Formula 3

    Feb 11, 2002
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    I think the sensor is on bottom of the transmission. It looks like a small cylinder, 2"X1", that screws into the transmission with two wires coming from it. At least that is where it is on the Boxers.

    However, if the speedometer works, I would be more inclined to suspect the speedometer/odometer gauge itself vs. the sending unit.
     
  3. Mr.Chairman

    Mr.Chairman F1 Rookie

    Mar 21, 2008
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    What year is you TR. Early TR's had the odometer in the center cluster area. No odometer on the speedo. My 90 TR has the odometer on the speedo. I know that there is a unit on the trans. housing but I am not sure if there is a secondary one for the TR's that have the odometer isolated from the speedo

    Robbie
     
  4. plip

    plip Formula Junior

    Aug 25, 2003
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    Gianni Olivieri
    Tks guys. My TR is 87 and has the odometer in the centercluster area.

    Rgds
    Gianni
     
  5. Shamile

    Shamile F1 Veteran

    Dec 31, 2002
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    Dear Ferraristi,

    If your speedo is working, it's not the sending unit on the bottom of the gear box. If you pull the wire plug on the sending unit ( just behind the oil filter ), your speedo won't work.

    Since your odo is in the speedo, I would assume it's an internal problem. Even though the speedo is electronically driven, the odo is still turned by gears. I had a plastic odo drive gear go out on a Porsche many many years ago.

    Perhaps it's an internal mechanical issue.

    Let us know what you find.


    Shamile

    Freeze...Miami Vice !
     
  6. Shamile

    Shamile F1 Veteran

    Dec 31, 2002
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    Ok.....what does that mean?

    Center cluster in the dash pod or center of the dash?


    I have a 91. My odo is in the speedo in the gauge cluster.


    Shamile

    Freeze....Miami Vice !
     
  7. Mr.Chairman

    Mr.Chairman F1 Rookie

    Mar 21, 2008
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    Good to see you caught yourself... I know.. I know too busy catching up on your Miami Vice reruns. I think he means odometer on the center console.. Just breaking some chops.. Hope your well

    Robbie
     
  8. plip

    plip Formula Junior

    Aug 25, 2003
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    Yeep... odometer is on the center console where the oil temp and gas gauges are.

    Gianni
     
  9. Shamile

    Shamile F1 Veteran

    Dec 31, 2002
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    Dear Ferraristi,

    Ha Ha.....very funny :)

    I like my Miami Vice reruns....memories of great times I grew up in. :)


    Seriously, I got confused when he said center cluster.....should have said center CONSOLE. OK, I don't know if the sensor wire splits to the speedo and the odo. I would imagine so. Doubt it's a case of two sensors.

    ....I could be wrong though. I don't have experience with the split speedo/odo


    Shamile

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