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Re: My 2000 Mercury Mountaineer's speedometer and...
This vehicle doesnt use a cable it has a sensor that should be located on the rear differential or check the wheel speed sensors on each of the rear wheels
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If the speedometer is still working, but the odometer does not, most likely the cable is broken (separate drives for odometer and speedometer within a single cable) or the dash unit needs replacing...
Sounds like a broken cable. The cable runs from the rear of the speedometer to the gearbox/transmission. Sometimes the cable can come out of speedometer but not usually on it's own. If you have done any work on or behind dashboard then you may have dislodged it. I would check there first.
The odometer quits working when the speedometer quits working. The most common cause for the speedometer to quit working is the speed sensor in the transmission. You said you replaced it, there is also a transmission speed sensor on your truck that may need to be replaced. I understand your frustration, but there is nothing else that would cause the speedometer to quit except the cable behind the gauges being clogged.
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