968 speedo
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Hi,
I have heard that a Porsche 944 Turbo 250bhp has the same speedo as a 968.
Can anyone confirm if this is true pls?
Also is it true that a Tiptronic speedo is different to a manual G/box?
thanks
Amolak
1994 968 Tip
I have heard that a Porsche 944 Turbo 250bhp has the same speedo as a 968.
Can anyone confirm if this is true pls?
Also is it true that a Tiptronic speedo is different to a manual G/box?
thanks
Amolak
1994 968 Tip
#2
Burning Brakes
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the speedometer sender on the '86 - '91 is mounted on the transaxle and pulses 8 times per wheel revolution
on the 968 the speedometer is fed off the right front ABS hub sensor which produces 45 pulses per revolution. so if the speedos are the same then all are the same, and there must be some type of 45 pulse to 8 pulse conversion done somewhere. (I hope someone has the definitive answer)
on the 968 the speedometer is fed off the right front ABS hub sensor which produces 45 pulses per revolution. so if the speedos are the same then all are the same, and there must be some type of 45 pulse to 8 pulse conversion done somewhere. (I hope someone has the definitive answer)
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My German CS had the speedo unit changed when it was imported into the UK for convertion to mph. But whoever did it put a 944 speedo into the instrument cluster, i eventually realised because it only went up to 160mph compared to the 968 speedo which shows 180mph. The 944 speedo works perfectly well.
Del.
Del.
Last edited by Heyou; 04-23-2005 at 09:16 AM.
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Three Wheelin'
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Originally Posted by Tom Carson
on the 968 the speedometer is fed off the right front ABS hub sensor which produces 45 pulses per revolution.