

| Subject: | Re: Okay READ the subject bar...Hall Effect SPEEDO question. |
| From: | Mike Collum |
| Date: | Thu, 29 May 2008 17:24:39 -0400 |
The only things inside that "Black box" are a mileage counter and a switch that gets tripped. The "Hall Effect" sender that Vanagons have in their distributors wouldn't be suitable for a speedometer as it shows engine rpm not speed down the road. Unless you can make or buy a VSS that you could attach to a CV joint, your electronic speedometer just won't work on a Vanagon. Mike Mark Thoma wrote: > Hey everyone, > I need to know how to get a signal for an electronic SPEEDOMETER from a Hall Effect sender. I don't see how the signal from a distributor could be used for anything except a tach. > Does that little box at the junction of the two part speedomter cable contain a Hall Effect sender?????????????? If so, how do I get a signal from it for the speedo? Which terminals do I use? > thanks in advance > Mark >
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