There was another recent similar thread recently but it was the member's dash cluster tach wasn't working.
I suggested to connect an OBDII scanner to display the engine rpm's which would narrow down the issue.
An OBDII scanner can definitely display engine rpm's, we have a OBDII Scangauge in our TSX which displays voltage, air intake temps, engine temp and engine rpm's.
So will an OBDII gauge display road speed on a 2006 manual trans TSX? A google search, says yes it will.
That would narrow the problem down and possibly point to a dash cluster failure.
I think the road speed sensor is on the transmission.. I think it's item 10 in this diagram:
acura.oempartsonline.com
I suggested to connect an OBDII scanner to display the engine rpm's which would narrow down the issue.
An OBDII scanner can definitely display engine rpm's, we have a OBDII Scangauge in our TSX which displays voltage, air intake temps, engine temp and engine rpm's.
So will an OBDII gauge display road speed on a 2006 manual trans TSX? A google search, says yes it will.
That would narrow the problem down and possibly point to a dash cluster failure.
I think the road speed sensor is on the transmission.. I think it's item 10 in this diagram:
MT Transmission Case for 2006 Acura TSX | OEM Parts Online
