Just did the paper clip test and have a code 24.
What does the Vehicle speed sensor do?
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Check the conections or may be needs replacing.
by ESM » Sat 06.08.2005, 18:56
Its a sensor that is attached to the back of the speedometer and its driven by the same cable. As Monty suggests - it provides a speed reading for the ECU.
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by Dean » Sat 06.08.2005, 21:37
OK but why does the ECU need a speed reading, would this be for fuel air mix etc?????(that must came off RPM speed not MPH)
I know some car's have speed sensor's for speed sensitive steering, 4WS, or a top speed limiter.
Does the Elan have a top speed limiter????(i don't think it would have)
So what does it do? i know it give's the ECU the speed BUT why? Why would it need to know this?
Would this make the 4000rpm come on???????
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I know some car's have speed sensor's for speed sensitive steering, 4WS, or a top speed limiter.
Does the Elan have a top speed limiter????(i don't think it would have)
So what does it do? i know it give's the ECU the speed BUT why? Why would it need to know this?
Would this make the 4000rpm come on???????
Any
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