Speedometer flies all over no matter what the speed.now sometimes makes the car chug. any ideas?

You replaced what speed sensor ? Do you mean the VSS - vehicle speed sensor ? Wheel speed sensors for the ABS - anti-lock brakes system are sometimes used for the speedometer info on some vehicle makes , but not yours . Where on the vehicle did you replace the speed sensor ? Could be the speedometer is bad .

You need to grease the speedometer cable

The first thing that needs to be done here is to have the engine control module scanned for fault codes, based on the results then move on.

Hi my name is Tom and I am here to help you.

I am going to guess that you have a standard and not "fly by wire" speedometer. This means you have a speedometer cable. Does you speedometer race to the the top and then bottom out? Sometimes it catches and some times ti does not?

These are all indications of a worn speedometer cable end. Usually the end that goes bad is the end that goes unto the drivers side wheel.

You can replace just the tip, but on a 20 year old vehicle, I would replace the entire cable. The cable inside looses is lubrication and then rusts causing hang ups.

I can walk you through the change. It is really quite an easy fix. Give my a call or email me and I will have you up to speed in no time.

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these are no longer read by cable but rather fly by wire consult your dealer for part location and replacement.... after market parts are always much cheaper then OEM however they dont always work... take the car to an Auto Zone Parts Store and ask them to locate the sensor for you they have a computer information bank they access for free....they can also scan your vehicle to see if any codes exist and all this is done as a customer service, perhaps they can give you an idea of what the part costs as well?

You need to have the transmission serviced. Make sure you tell them this problem. It is a solenoid problem in the transmission that will need replaced.

Possible speed sensor. I know the speed sensors are a problem with hondas. A new speed sensor is about $200 and can be easily replaced. It bolts to the top of the transmission on the firewall side. Do NOT buy an e-bay one. They are only about $30 but are junk

try checking the input & out put signals from your vehicle speed sensor

1checkengine light on,cars pcu has detected a problem,youll need ascan tool to check code,itll point you at problem area.2-sounds like a worned cv axle joint.3-could be related to cv,brakes,suspention,will have to be inspected!

if your trans fluid is full it may be an internal problem in the gearbox even in the converter its hard to diagnose without seeing the car but i can sure try to help if you can add any other noises or symptoms i will see if i can help you pinpoint the problem