VSS

stangman16

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I did a conversion on my '66 Mustang to make it EFI. I don't have the veh speed sensor connector so I cannot hook up that connection. Is it okay to drive the car until I get the VSS connected?

Also, does anyone know where I can find the connector at? I have the VSS sensor already connected to the trans..

 

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RJM Injection Tech EFI Harness Pigtails: i guess you need the pigtail?try these guys.

 

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The last item in this list.

 

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You can drive the car OK. The VSS tells to computer to increase the idle speed to prevent stalling as the car slows down. The only problem related to not having the sensor working is a tendency to stall as the car slows to a stop with the clutch enganged.

 

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Thank you! Much appreciated, and I'm glad thats an inexpensive piece as well.