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I hope I've posted this in the right section. Looking for some insight into how I might fix this issue. 

I've included a video of the speedometer needle issue. 

https://youtube.com/shorts/8R-IJ91goag?feature=share

Some info on the car:

- 98 GTT converted to 6spd CD009

- Nismo A/T cluster from back when it was AT. This was working perfectly up with the CD009 until one day the needle started acting up. 

- shutting off the car and turning it back on usually fixes the problem but going full boost has a tendency to cause the speedo needle to lose connection (like 60% of the time). 

Tomorrow I will remove the cluster and inspect the plug in terminals for wear/corrosion and re-install to see if anything improves. I was wondering if it could also be related to the wheel sensors? 

 

Any advice would be appreciated

 

 

 

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On 4/27/2022 at 12:45 PM, Sam62391 said:

I was wondering if it could also be related to the wheel sensors?

If that's where your speed signal is coming from, then yes, it could be. But, given that I can't see how the speed signal would be coming from the wheel sensors, it would seem unlikely.

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