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How Do You Replace A Speed Sensor?

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How Do You Replace A Speed Sensor?

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The speed sensor is a magnetic coil plugged into the bottom of the transmission on most vehicles. Replacing the speed sensor is a matter of unscrewing it and screwing in a new sensor. The speed sensor monitors the speed of the transmission gears and relays this information to the gauge cluster to tell you how fast you’re moving. If your speedometer stops working, it’s likely because the speed sensor has failed. To replace it, you’ll need a new sensor and a few simple tools. Raise the vehicle onto jack stands. If your vehicle sits very low to the ground, jack it up onto jack stands. Use the front jack point behind the radiator to raise the vehicle up. Place jacks stands underneath the front pinch welds and lower the vehicle onto the stands. Climb under the vehicle and locate the speed sensor. The sensor is located on the bottom of the transmission, or it may be located on either side of the transmission housing. It looks like a small plug sticking out of the transmission with an electri

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