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OK. So a bit of an update: I fixed the knock sensor, it turned out to be a broken wire. The speed sensor is still an issue. The engine light comes on and then the TCS and Slip light comes on. If you turn the car off the TCS and Slip light go out when you turn it back on. When I clear it it goes away for a while, then randomly it comes back. Doesnt matter on the type of driving. Also when I plug in my laptop, the speed gauge in Nistune has no reading. The only thing I can find with the same problem is this but it talks about a de-limiter and I am not aware of my car having one. Any help would be appreciated.

Oh, well in that case the dash has a fault. There's integrated circuitry in there to do the speed signal translation (takes in a saw tooth AC voltage from the speed sensor and outputs a 0-5v square wave for the ECU). That stuff would be nigh impossible to repair unless it was a broken track on the dash circuitboard or something equally trivial.

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