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Originally Posted by HotLavaMan
It is not taken from wheel sensors. I spoke to a guy who had replaced his wheels and did not have the flat sensors in the wheels and the car worked fine so these are not required for speedometer. I'm hoping it's just a firmware setting but don't know.
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A wheel speed sensor isn't in the wheels, that's the TPMS sensor. This car could read off on of the ABS rings, or off the trans output (which would cause a bad reading with a replaced FD), or the diff I guess..
The FSM should have that info but I don't have the FSM yet. I should buy techinfo access to get it though.
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