Here's why:
* Older technology: Vehicles from that era typically relied on mechanical speedometer cables to transmit speed information from the transmission to the gauge cluster.
* Electronic speedometers: While electronic speedometers were becoming more common, they were not the standard in 1992.
However, there are exceptions:
* Specific models: Some late-1992 models might have incorporated early electronic speedometers.
* Modifications: A previous owner might have upgraded the speedometer system to a digital/electronic one.
To determine if your specific truck has a cable or sensor, you can:
1. Look under the hood: Locate the transmission and trace the cable (if present) going to the speedometer.
2. Consult your owner's manual: Check the section on the speedometer or instrumentation for specific information.
3. Check online resources: Search for your truck's model year and "speedometer cable" or "speedometer sensor" to see if you can find information.
By following these steps, you can determine if your 1992 Toyota 4WD truck has a speedometer cable or a sensor.
