rev counter
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valley boy
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rev counter
can anybody point me in the right direction as to why my rev counter on my 2.5 diesel does not register when engine is cold and hold light flashes all the time then after say 10 miles it bursts in life and all works perfectly gear changing is normal during the warm up time and it stays working until the engine goes cold and then it goes through the same again until warm then normal it is even getting to the point when i take it to work i know when the rev counter is going to start working
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francophile1947
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Re: rev counter
I seem to remember speedo chips causing this
Is yours chipped? i.e. speed and distance in miles.
John
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valley boy
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Re: rev counter
no it is not chipped
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Re: rev counter
Dunno if this helps, but it sorted my rev counter problems out.
NE sensor , part number WLA118221C
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 71&start=0
NE sensor , part number WLA118221C
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 71&start=0
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Re: rev counter
I wonder if there's a fault code stored?
Other members have experienced similar problems, and this was due to a sensor problem, (see DBO's LINK ABOVE), or a faulty speed sensor, SEE THIS LINK or a faulty rev counter, SEE THIS LINK.
Sometimes there's a bad connection (especially if something's recently been disturbed in the area of the sensor), or it's a fault with the sensor itself. Others will be along with more ideas.
Other members have experienced similar problems, and this was due to a sensor problem, (see DBO's LINK ABOVE), or a faulty speed sensor, SEE THIS LINK or a faulty rev counter, SEE THIS LINK.
Sometimes there's a bad connection (especially if something's recently been disturbed in the area of the sensor), or it's a fault with the sensor itself. Others will be along with more ideas.
Allans Garage retired. Try PGS (Plymouth Garage Services) or Mayflower Auto Services Plymouth
Re: rev counter
what age is the van? early models the pick up is easy to get at, just forward and below the fuel pump, later models are bit more tricky and are behind the lower main pulley. you have the opposite symptoms to most i've seen tho, usually thay read when cold and drop off when hot?
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valley boy
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Re: rev counter
it's on a N plate the other sympton i forgot to mention is sometimes it does register when the engine is cold but only for a short while then drops off with no effect on performance or gear changes and it has never dropped off once it is working properly as i have done aprox 5500km in it since April without any problems at all and it flew the mot in June and on a trip to Cornwall on the way down returned 32mpg this was worked out on a brim to brim fill up the doing the maths




