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The speedo and tach needles have capacitors on the back of the cluster that help to power them. Pull your cluster and if the needles are good have all of the capacitors on each needle replaced at a local electronics repair shop. You could also DIY it if you are handy with a soldering iron.
The speedo and tach needles have capacitors on the back of the cluster that help to power them.
I don't know why people still quote the lighting fix for a digital australian soarer backlight (or occasionally some LS cathode needles), it's been 8 years since anyone posted it. (PS no they don't).
Originally Posted by FatBrian81
Pull your cluster and if the needles are good have all of the capacitors on each needle replaced at a local electronics repair shop.
No such thing.
Speedo is controlled by the main chip, that's why there is no fix posted.
I don't know why people still quote the lighting fix for a digital australian soarer backlight (or occasionally some LS cathode needles), it's been 8 years since anyone posted it. (PS no they don't).
No such thing.
Speedo is controlled by the main chip, that's why there is no fix posted.
I had posted about this problem a while back and that was the fix that was given to me, I haven't got a chance to tear everything down yet to do something about it.
some how both VSS #1 and #2 are both bad. I really don't know how both went bad at the same time, but I'm glad I got the speedo fixed. Now to figure out why the RPM isn't working.