speedo gear

I purchased this 33 tooth speedo gear back in december from Quadratec and was going to install it yesterday when i realized i was a dumbass and my jeep is a Rubicon so it uses the electronic hall-effect sensor so i have to go a different route to modify my speedometer. I paid $88.26 shipped to...

35 tooth speedo gear for an NP231, has about 4,000 miles on it. $20 plus shipping

Looking for a 37 or 38 tooth speedo gear if anyone has one they want to part with.

Had my jeep in the shop for a gear swap and had them do the SYE also. I bought a SYE kit from Advance Adapters and also a new speedo gear and had the shop install it. I had a check engine light when I left the shop but figured it was the IAC that had been giving me trouble and resulting in...

I have a 2004 Rubicon I recently had the a/c repaired and while I was driving away I felt the governor. I looked down and it said I was going 95. My mechanic tried flashing the CPU but it didn't help. If he removes the speed sensor it drives perfect but obviously I won't have a speedometer.

Joined this forum stumbling through the forums looking for answers to my jeep problems. I've got an 01 wrangler with a 4.0l and auto trans. The speedometer won't work at all, cluster test proves its good. Removed all under hood grounds and cleaned them up and there's no difference. Someone help...

Ummm, I have a TJ (errrr, LJ) Rubicon and I run 33" tires. My speedometer is clearly off by a little bit, but as I understand the Rubicon doesn't have the typical speedometer gear tooth you can easily change out, is this correct? If so, how do I go about re-calibrating my speedo for 33" tires...

If you have a 97-06 Wrangler TJ and recently went to bigger tires, you'll probably notice that your speedometer is off. This is an easy fix by purchasing the correct gear for your tire size and ring and pinion. NOTE: This will not work on 03-06 Rubicon models. See the bottom of this post for...