Hi,

I wasn't sure where to place this question...thought I would start here. Over winter storage, my speedometer, odometer and trip odometer stopped working. I read numerous posts and some point to the transmission speed sensor as the issue if speedometer and odometer don't work.

My questions are...does the 92 automatic have a speed sensor? If so, do you have a part number or location to purchase one? If one exists, where is it located?

TIA...Mike

Yes the 1992 Camaros with L98 Engine used a VSS...
However, they used a VSS that was driven by Cable-Speedometer Gears.

GM/ ACDelco does not produce one anymore.
Here is a part number for Standard Motor products: SC12.

Try RockAuto.com

ACDelco 213-198 if you need I have a new one gm 10456089. Located on the transmission tail housing.

NOS?

If vorteciroc does not take it, I am interested.

bummer , it’s not new have a like new 10456088 gm depending on gear ratio
you can drive and test acv at ecm b9 and b10 purple and yellow wires.

Thanks for the info...got one on the way.

For future ref: Electric speedo gears and Cable speedo gears are not compatible. All speedo DRIVE speedo gears ( tranny shaft mounted ) are the same, but the DRIVEN speedo gears ( sending unit mounted ) are specific. Electric speedo gears are "flat" at the sending unit mounting surface; cable DRIVEN speedo gears have a "post" on the sending unit mounting surface.

Fairly certain this is true for the 84-89 electric VSS DRIVEN gears ( Berlinetta, Corvette, Firebird ) as well as the 90-92 VSS DRIVEN gears ( F-Body ) when compared to Third Gen cable sending unit speedo gears.

Indeed.

Thank you for Posting this, as I did not think of it at the time.