edit : plug a z32 speed sensor in place of the rb25det speed sensor, your problem solved as far as putting out mph.onesick350 wrote:Can he adjust the Speedo as well.
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Would you venture to speculate if an S14 AT speed sensor would work also? Or does it need to be from a 5-MT?BoostFab wrote:plug a s14 speed sensor into the rb25det sensor, your problem solved as far as putting out mph.
+1 on that question...BHFR-GTR wrote:what do you mean by plugging a s14 sensor into the rb25 sensor??
The KA speed sensor wil not work in the rb25 as the gear shaft is not long enough.TenjoTenge wrote:what he meant was to interchange the speedsensor on the gearbox with the sensor from your ka gearbox. should fit.
but im more intrested in wiring ... the wire of the speed sensor (yellow/green) ends up in ecu pin 53. from my ca18 speedo cluster there comes also a yellow green wire.
so i spliced the one at the ecu and connectet it to the speedo. should work, cause its ttl, but nothing happens -.-"
Ok, so a Z32 NA speed sensor will let my USDM DOHC speedometer read correctly (mph and correct speed)? I keep reading conflicting results on this via a few other google searches.BoostFab wrote:sorry for the mix up guys.
edit: plug a z32 speed sensor in place of the rb25det speed sensor, your problem solved as far as putting out mph.
alternative option: use the Dakota Digital SGI-5 for converting your rb25 speed sensor to mph.
you can use a JDM S13 speedo thats reads up to 240kph and use the pot on the back to adjust to mph. I've done this on 2 cars and they both work perfectly. This works only on S13's with RB25's where the factory speedo reads slow. i have some JDM speedos as well, if anyone needs them...johnny butt wrote:i'd like to inquire about the speed sensor as well.
i created a topic a good 3-4 months ago but no one really knew / answered.
I decided against it, since my speedometer reads about half of my actual speed. Good enough for me. (reads 35 MPH while driving 70.)
I just turned the pot on the back of mine last night (all the way left to start out). I won't be able to plug it in until today though. I'll have to splice my speed wire from the ecu with my turbo timer, and use that to calibrate it.Bluefire wrote:
you can use a JDM S13 speedo thats reads up to 240kph and use the pot on the back to adjust to mph. I've done this on 2 cars and they both work perfectly. This works only on S13's with RB25's where the factory speedo reads slow. i have some JDM speedos as well, if anyone needs them...
Damn. I'll borrow my mom's or girlfriend's parents' GPS unit then. Thanks Carl.Carl H wrote:wont work, you need an external device like a gps unit to calibrate the tach as the ecu signal is generated thru the speedo head.
a '96 300zx N/a Speed Sensor will work. MPH will be dead on. Did it today and i confirm it!johnny butt wrote:i'd like to inquire about the speed sensor as well.
i created a topic a good 3-4 months ago but no one really knew / answered.
I decided against it, since my speedometer reads about half of my actual speed. Good enough for me. (reads 35 MPH while driving 70.)
Hm, makes sense that it would work... transmissions are almost the same with the exception of how it's putting out (MPH or KPH)DeformityX wrote:
a '96 300zx N/a Speed Sensor will work. MPH will be dead on. Did it today and i confirm it!
I wouldnt say it was reading like exactly half... but yeah around that ballpark... and no, didnt have to adjust anything at ALL. I removed the RB25 speed sensor, swapped the gear tips(Red plastic, you will need some snap ring pliers), then had to pop the collar out of the inside of the sensor coupling (On both sensors) and swap them with each other. The sensor coupling collar coming out of the RB25 Sensor should snap right into the N/a 300zx Sensor's coupling, then pop it into the trans, connect the coupling, and roll out... Mine was 100% dead on, tested yesterday evening with my Megellan GPS from 0 through 80 it is 100% accurate. No Adjustment needed.johnny butt wrote:
Hm, makes sense that it would work... transmissions are almost the same with the exception of how it's putting out (MPH or KPH)
How was your speedometer reading before you switched sensors out? Was it reading half like mine, or what? Did you have to adjust it at all, or just switch out the sensors?
I'm still kind of weary as to whether or not I wanna drop 80$ for this part...
I might have to do that...sean8564 wrote:i just bought a R32 gauge cluster from Ebay and swapped out tachs you might not have a clock plus you vae a little trimming nothing scissors will not fix but it works it cost me only 20 bucks plus shipping