2013 Mini Cooper Paceman Speedometer Is Not Working

Reasons a 2013 Mini Cooper Paceman Speedometer Isn't Working

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35% chance it's the

Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS)

28% chance it's the

Speedometer

23% chance it's the

Electrical Issue

14% chance it's

Something else

The most common reasons a 2013 Mini Cooper Paceman speedometer isn't working are the vehicle speed sensor (VSS), a faulty speedometer, or an electrical issue.

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Audi A6 Quattro gas and speedometer gauges not working, possibly due to faulty sensor

Some Audi A6 Quattro owners report experiencing issues with their gas and speedometer gauges not functioning, often attributed to a faulty sensor. Common causes include problems with the vehicle speed sensor (VSS), a malfunctioning speedometer, or electrical issues. A faulty speed sensor can lead to inaccurate speed readings, affecting fuel flow and ignition timing, and may result in erratic behavior or a complete stoppage of the speedometer. Additionally, issues with the sending unit, bad wiring in the gas indicator circuit, or problems in the speedometer circuit can impact the fuel gauge's functionality. In some instances, a malfunctioning speed sensor may even trigger the ABS light and cause the speedometer to stop working altogether. It is advisable for owners experiencing these issues to have the sensor checked and replaced if necessary to restore proper functionality.

2 model years affected

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