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sketchmyster
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PostPosted: Sun May 30, 2010 11:01 am 
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whilst driving yesterday i seemed to have lost my speedo and temp guage any ideas :!: :evil:

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if it's jdm import my first guess would be speed converter issue, after checking the fuses!

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its a jap import widebody rally edition

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ST165, ST185 or ST205 :?:

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its a st185

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Circuit on http://www.gtfaff.com/downloads/185/ST185RM90.pdf page 640

Looks like they may share a common earth (along with tacho).
The + feed is also common to most indicator bulbs so unless you have failure of all those it seems unlikely to be that.
Alternatively, may be problem within the instrument cluster. As said, could be related to speed convertor installation if that has broken a connection.

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sorted me connection had come of the gearbox

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