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posted on June 18th, 2012 at 12:19 PM
Would This Speed Sender Work?
I need a hall effect sender for a new speedometer I am getting. Would any of these suit a 1971 Beetle?
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posted on June 18th, 2012 at 05:08 PM
I run one of the autometer senders with a autometer speedo, a bit more information is required to match the speedo to the sender, what is the speedo.
also you have to apapt the sender to the cable, i machined a nylon one for mine. there is one available on line already mated to a beetle speedo cable
from one of the sellers on ebay.
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posted on June 19th, 2012 at 06:10 PM
If you don't mind a small amount of fabbing, its not hard to make one up.
I fitted a hall effect sensor on my rear axle to operate my digital speedo and my Engine management needed a speed signal.
It was just a $25 proximity sensor off ebay and some scrap metal I had lying around.
Off the rear axle works better too as on a dyno the front wheels aren't turning.
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