1994 Saturn SC1 Speedometer

Ok so I finally got it unplugged and tested the ohms between terminal A on the dash cluster and terminal C from the cluster on the fuse box. It's pretty steady from.2 ohms to.5 ohms

I havnt had a chance to test that yet however I believe the speedometer itself is working. Earlier in the week a friend of mine said to try running my own wire from the dark green and white one that goes to the passenger restraint system strait to the speedometer. When I tried that the speedometer went up to thirty but that's it. I'll still let u know how the whole going sixty on jacks thing turns out though

I havnt had a chance to test that yet however I believe the speedometer itself is working. Earlier in the week a friend of mine said to try running my own wire from the dark green and white one that goes to the passenger restraint system strait to the speedometer. When I tried that the speedometer went up to thirty but that's it. I'll still let u know how the whole going sixty on jacks thing turns out though[/quote:1093e185e0]
I measured the voltage while the wheels where spinning at what I think would be around 60. It said to be about 7

I couldn't find anything about an ECM on my car so I assumed u ment PCM and used the wire going from that to the fuse box to jump strait to the speedometer. After that I drove the car and again the speedometer went up to thirty and stopped. However I noticed that if I drove it past thirty mph and slowed down the needle seemed to stay at thirty until it the speed went down to thirty and then the needle moved down with the cars speed.

I took the car out for a drive with my whole instrument cluster unbolted. I tried shaking it, hitting it, turning it over etc. The speedometer stayed at thirty. However I did notice that as soon as I turned the car on the temp was 3/4 the way up and moved back and forth whenever I put the right blinker on

That's if I jump it though. What about when it's not jumped and it does nothing? Or can I just leave it jumped and put an inline fuse to protect it if I get a new speedometer and it works?