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'98 Deville with speedometer reading zero and tranny slipping

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Old Mar 29, 2007 | 02:43 PM
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Default '98 Deville with speedometer reading zero and tranny slipping

Hey Boys,

This is what I got. I have a 1998 Deville that started to slip with the tranny. I also noticed that the speedometer was very erratic with the readings. It would go from 50 to 38 to 19 to 0 to 45 to 28 to 50 mph while maintaing a constant speed. Now the problem is solid with the speedometer reading zero and the transmission slipping contantly. I ordered the VSS sensor but have no idea where excalty it is located. HELP!
 
Old Mar 29, 2007 | 07:49 PM
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Default RE: '98 Deville with speedometer reading zero and tranny slipping

Take off the passenger side wheel.
Then follow the CV axle to the transmission.
Just above where the axle meets the trans and about 6 - 8 inches inboard is the VSS.
One 10mm bolt attaches it to the transmission.
 
Old Mar 30, 2007 | 12:03 AM
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Thanks for I had the wrong wheel off today.
 
Old Mar 31, 2007 | 09:21 PM
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Default RE: '98 Deville with speedometer reading zero and tranny slipping

Found the VSS sensor behind passenger wheel and replaced it. It fixed the problem. The sensor cost me $18.00 at AutoBarn Parts. Thanks FLCaddtech.
 
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