Error code 33 - Vehical speed sensor
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Hey guys
Had the CEL come on today and its showing a code 33 (Vehicle speed sensor), Ive had a search of the forum and have got a little confused. Some people say its in the gearbox, some say its on the back of the speedo.
I did change the clocks last week but the code only appeared today. The speedo seems to work, but not right as i have put the needle back in the wrong place! Would this cause the problem? The light is on all the while but its not gone into 'Limp mode' and revs as normal.
Cheers
Wayne
Had the CEL come on today and its showing a code 33 (Vehicle speed sensor), Ive had a search of the forum and have got a little confused. Some people say its in the gearbox, some say its on the back of the speedo.
I did change the clocks last week but the code only appeared today. The speedo seems to work, but not right as i have put the needle back in the wrong place! Would this cause the problem? The light is on all the while but its not gone into 'Limp mode' and revs as normal.
Cheers
Wayne
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and screw you missed
do you have to set set codes after you fix problem and my clcoks also have been changed to sti ones could this also be problem
please reply asap missing the scooby power
cheers mikey
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Hey mate
The speedo head is the actual speedo, if you take the whole cluster out and have a look round the back, the speedo (one on the right if looking from the back) should have 2 big screws holding it and two smaller screws as well. It was one of the smaller screws that i missed out.
As soon as i had done this the car was fine, but i reset my ECU anyway to be safe (connected black and green connectors under steering column).
Wayne
The speedo head is the actual speedo, if you take the whole cluster out and have a look round the back, the speedo (one on the right if looking from the back) should have 2 big screws holding it and two smaller screws as well. It was one of the smaller screws that i missed out.
As soon as i had done this the car was fine, but i reset my ECU anyway to be safe (connected black and green connectors under steering column).
Wayne
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