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Speedo not working

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Need a bit more info about the vehicle. Older vehicles tended to have a manual speedometer cable which on rare occasion did end up breaking on it. Modern-day Vehicles typically have a speedometer that's controlled electronically and usually feeds off some electrical components that are typically housed somewhere with the transmission of the vehicle, you may also just want to check your fuses and possibly for a loose connection around the transmission

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Ya or the plastic gear broke of that gos in to trans

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