Forum Replies Created
-
Replies
-
[quote=”1999b20″ post=107876][quote=”ukrkoz” post=107862]speed sensor pick up unit in transmission. It’s normally right next to one of the front drive axles. Easy way to check is to locate it, loosen attachment bolt, get vehicle up on stands and start engine>engage gear to the speed CC will stay on.
Then wiggle pick up unit back -for and see what happens.
They have plastic worm gear that gets worn out with age. Tilts cause better gears grip. It’s serviceable part. Costs about 8-10 bucks. The gear itself.[/quote]I failed to mention this in the beginning this is a manual four-wheel-drive CRV.
I did what you recommended. When I remove the bolt and try to put it in gear to set the cruise control it would not set. So, I had my wife sit in the car I pushed the sensor down to hold it in the position and then trying to wiggle it and move it up and down and the cruise control turned itself off. I’ve attached some photos for your viewing pleasure.[/quote]
So I changed out the Tilts and it solved the problem. Thank you excavation point
[quote=”ukrkoz” post=107862]speed sensor pick up unit in transmission. It’s normally right next to one of the front drive axles. Easy way to check is to locate it, loosen attachment bolt, get vehicle up on stands and start engine>engage gear to the speed CC will stay on.
Then wiggle pick up unit back -for and see what happens.
They have plastic worm gear that gets worn out with age. Tilts cause better gears grip. It’s serviceable part. Costs about 8-10 bucks. The gear itself.[/quote]I failed to mention this in the beginning this is a manual four-wheel-drive CRV.
I did what you recommended. When I remove the bolt and try to put it in gear to set the cruise control it would not set. So, I had my wife sit in the car I pushed the sensor down to hold it in the position and then trying to wiggle it and move it up and down and the cruise control turned itself off. I’ve attached some photos for your viewing pleasure.
[quote=”ukrkoz” post=107862]speed sensor pick up unit in transmission. It’s normally right next to one of the front drive axles. Easy way to check is to locate it, loosen attachment bolt, get vehicle up on stands and start engine>engage gear to the speed CC will stay on.
Then wiggle pick up unit back -for and see what happens.
They have plastic worm gear that gets worn out with age. Tilts cause better gears grip. It’s serviceable part. Costs about 8-10 bucks. The gear itself.[/quote]I failed to mention this in the beginning this is a manual four-wheel-drive CRV.
I did what you recommended. When I remove the bolt and try to put it in gear to set the cruise control it would not set. So, I had my wife sit in the car I pushed the sensor down to hold it in the position and then trying to wiggle it and move it up and down and the cruise control turned itself off. I’ve attached some photos for your viewing pleasure.
