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Old 05-13-2013, 09:04 PM
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Brake lights and reverse lights are definitely working, but no cruise. Checked around by the pedal and found the kick down switch unplugged. So I plugged that in still no speedometer, also the found the plug you were talking about JamesDean and it was plugged in, I checked it and looks good. Where should I be looking next?

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Kickdown switch was unplugged, plugged it in no change. Found the plug you sole of jamesdean and it looks fine unplugged and reseeded it no change. Where to next?
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Checked plug seemed ok, I didn't take it apart just reseeded it. Also reseeded speed sensor on left rear of transmission. I found the kickdown switch unplugged under pedal though and plugged that back in didnt make any difference. Any other ideas?
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Connector is ok what next
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Old 05-14-2013, 12:42 PM
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I would get a meter and check the voltage output on the pin for the speed signal. I'm not sure which it is.. and you'll need to do it while the vehicle is moving.....

This post should be in Tech Help or Diesel Discussion. Your posts are being held up because this is open discussion and they dont let you post with frequency unless you've posted in other areas first for a while. so i would either request this post be moved or start a new one.
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Ok thanks for the help.
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Don't know why, but this makes me laugh

Now this makes me curious: what drives the odometer in the W126es? How about the W123s?
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Don't know why, but this makes me laugh

Now this makes me curious: what drives the odometer in the W126es? How about the W123s?
The 123's are mechanically driven by the speedometer cable.

The 126's are electrically driven by a small motor, whose speed, I assume, is varied by the speed signal coming off the transmission.
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Do you know where that motor is located? Is it in the cluster or elsewhere?
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Its in the cluster:

might be some pics in here...
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/tech-help/317498-how-w126-odometer-repair-clock-capacitor-replace.html
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Old 05-15-2013, 10:33 AM
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On the back of the cluster you will find a big connector.
Open the connector, the brown wire is the ground and the white is the sensor wire.
  1. Remove the connector
  2. test resistance between jack 3 (ground) and jack 5 (sensor wire) 2K ± 200 ohm
  3. If you connect a mulitmeter (dc voltage) to those wires you should read a voltage when driving (30mls/h > 1 volt)

If the sensor works there is something wrong in the cluster.

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Old 05-15-2013, 10:35 AM
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You can also perform the same test as indicated by Rob at the cruise control connector since the sensor output is paralleled to it.

If you have one, you can put a multimeter with Hz(frequency) reporting and watch the frequency change as you speed up/slow down. I think around 25 Mph = 40-45 Hz or so.

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