Speedo Cable Location, Where to start? 1993 Explorer

[Dj's Explorer]

Hey guys,

So Im wondering if the speedo location, etc is the same on all models 91-94, I believe 95-97 is when they changed the model?

I just got mine, and would love if I could get the speedo to work.

It only has 76k Miles for a 93!

Id rather fix the speedo problem myself, or find out what exactly is causing the speedo not to work.

Anyone have any diagrams, or photos of where to start? I dont know where the location of the speedo cable is on the explorer.

Do these vehicles have a speed sensor?

 

[rngmStr]

http://www.explorerforum.com/forums//showthread.php?t=158739

 

[Rick]

The cable itself often goes bad causing a jerky, erratic speedo reading or no reading at all.

The speedo cable runs from the transfer case straight up to the speedometer in the dash. It's not too hard to replace.

 

[Dj's Explorer]

The cable itself often goes bad causing a jerky, erratic speedo reading or no reading at all.

The speedo cable runs from the transfer case straight up to the speedometer in the dash. It's not too hard to replace.

Where do I look for the transfer case tho? Underside, under the hood. I dont kno where to start... Im pretty handy with stuff. Photo maybe what it looks like so i can start there?

Ya I really like it, its pretty clean considering that the body is still kinda boxy.

It reminds me of my dads old ranger I had when I was in high school. the ranger when he sold it has 367,000 miles on it cause i drove it everywhere. It never gave any problems whatso ever for its entire life.

I have 2 other SUV's, a 4 runner and a Isuzu Rodeo. Both dont drive or ride like this one for its age.

 

[RedneckRambo]

Where do I look for the transfer case tho? Underside, under the hood. I dont kno where to start... Im pretty handy with stuff. Photo maybe what it looks like so i can start there?

Ya I really like it, its pretty clean considering that the body is still kinda boxy.

It reminds me of my dads old ranger I had when I was in high school. the ranger when he sold it has 367,000 miles on it cause i drove it everywhere. It never gave any problems whatso ever for its entire life.

I have 2 other SUV's, a 4 runner and a Isuzu Rodeo. Both dont drive or ride like this one for its age.

i have a 94 on mine its towards the top and a little to the left of the rear of the transfer case or the where ur drive shaft connects to the transfer case

 

[geoph1986]

It's not too hard to replace.

Unless you have big hands, and have to get them to fit in the minimal space at the back of the instrument cluster. lol. Really though it's super easy, just a little tight.