> On Mon, 29 May 1995, The Warped Goat wrote:
>> I took my B on a 150 mile run to day and after 120 miles the speedometer,
>> which had been reading a steady 70 mph, droppped to zero and stayed there.
>
> To which Ray Gibbons replied....
> I would say one of two things is wrong. When the speedometer drops to
> zero, either the speedometer is broken, or the car has stopped. It is a
> good idea to look out the side window to make a preliminary determination
> of the problem, otherwise getting out to see what is wrong can be painful.
>
Once you follow Ray's infallable advice and you find that the
speedometer indeed reads zero even when the car is moving, you may find
a broken speedometer, broken speedometer drive cable, or a broken
speedometer drive (in the transmission). The Speedometer is a
mechanical device so LUCAS cannot rein over it.
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