Doesn't have to be a sensor , could be other thing's . Does the vehicle run good ,transmission shift good ? Take an have a full vehicle scan done at a qualified repair shop. The instrument cluster has a microprocessor inside which can store DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes which mite tell you what's wrong . The gauge it self could be bad . Could have DTC'S stored in the BCM - body control module . The VSS - vehicle speed sensor is a input to the PCM - engine computer ,the PCM sends the speed info to the instrument cluster over the C.A.N . serial data network (bus) . Lot's of places for the info. to get lost . So , do yourself a favor an take it to a qualified repair shop.
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My guess is that the speed sensor has gone out or the wires that go to it have been knocked off somehow.
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I bet money on the tranny speed sensor being the problem- I think NAPA has em for about $100 bucks or so, but that has been a while. Good luck
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If you have tested fuses and bulbs with test light,and they check out,
the next step is to put you jeep in reverse with the key on,and use your test light to probe the wires before they enter the bulb sockets for power,if you have power replace sockets,if not check to make sure wires are still connected to back up light switch on trans,if you find no problem there,replace the switch
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What sounds like happened is that the instrument cluster fuse sounds like its burnt out. Otherwise the wires on the back of them both may have been knocked out. Very simple fix if its the fuse, if not, pull the cluster out and check the wiring. Hope this helps!
-Steve
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