They both work off of the same cable, so I would say that you have a problem in the speedometer head itself and will need replacing or sent in for repair.
I have the same problem where the odmeter works but not the speedometer. I know that from 92-95 toyota trucks used a speed sensor, not a cable. They stopped using cables in the 89-95 body style in 91. So did you figure it out? Was it the speed sensor or cluster? This is the only thread I've found regarding this same problem.
SOURCE: 1993 toyota 4x4 pickup
Hello I hope this is helpful.The speedometer works off a small black cable,that run's from the back of the speedometer under the dash to the transmission even if the line looks good it can still be broken inside the line.The line's are real cheap you might want to try to replace it. Hope this helps. Tim
SOURCE: 1992 22re standard transmission toyota pickup
It sounds like the cluster is gone bad if everything is not working. Usually, if just the speedometer isn't working then it's the speed sensor on the transmission that has gone bad. But I think you have a cluster that has just died. Check on EBAY for a used cluster and ask them to roll the mileage to what is on your vehicle now.
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SOURCE: Speedometer on my 1994 standard toyota pickup only
neoprene gear in transmission were the speedometer cable goes into transmission should not have a dished appearance if you pulll it out of transmission look at it from the side it should appear flat from the start of the gear to end of gear no dish down in center
SOURCE: 1994 standard transmission Toyota pickup truck
There is a cable that runs from the back of the transmission to back of dash.Undo cable at trans end.Spin the inner wire with cordless drill,speedo should move,if not replace speedo cable.Some cables u can pull inside wire from trans end,so don't have to mess with dash
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