[AT] 97 Dodge Speedo

[Steve W.]

Dennis Johnson wrote:
> It seems like several from the list have Dodge P/U's. I have changed
> my transmission, and the replacement one did not have a speedo
> pick-up on it. I think the truck has had some parts changed before,
> and I do now know what is original.  The transmission place told me
> that the 97's use some sensor on the rear axle. Do any of you know
> how the speedometer is supposed to connect?? I think what I had was
> somehow modified, and would like to properly connect it.  I need to
> have some clue of what "standard" is supposed to be, and how the
> wires connect.
> 
> Thanks, Dennis
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97 would have an electronic speedometer. They use a couple different 
sensors depending on which transmission you have. If it's a 42RE, 46RE 
or 47RE automatic it has a control sensor on the transmission. But the 
speed sensor for the speedo is still on the rear differential, it 
provides the signal for the speedo and for the ABS system.


-- 
Steve Williams
Firefighter,EMT
VanHornesville Vol. Fire Dept