Where is the trans-axle belhousing located? - 2001 Dodge Stratus

its located on the trans axle and has a wire connection on it above the half shaft coming out of the trans axle. I think on the drivers side of the trans axle.

its located on the top of trans axle near the area of the half shaft , some of them have a sensor with a 2 wire plug that connects to the sensor which is driven by a gear in the trans axle.

some vehicles have crank angle sensor fitted to belhousing, by removing trans can damage the sensor or may be forgot to connect the socket. also if its a manual and has a dual mass flywheel then excessive play on dual mass can upset the crank angle sensor timing

sounds like you have a bad freeze plug..unfortunately, you will have to remove the trans, torque converter, and possibly the flywheel to get to the 2 freeze plugs that are on the back of the engine

The speed sensor on this car is located on the ******. if you look over from the driverside front fender into the engine rear on the rear top of the trany you will see the sensor. i will try to enclose a diagram of the sensor.

have no pic but it is located in the trans axle on top about 4-6" in from the passenger side half shaft were it enters the trans axle.its were the speedometer cable connects to it.there should be an electrical connection at the site.i believe this system was used before they also added one behind the instrument cluster.

Many things are involved in replacing a clutch. If it it 4 WD, you will have to remove the drive shafts, transfer case and the trans. If not, then just the drive shaft and trans. You will/may have to remove the starter. Disconnect the battery first. Don't forget the shifter. I'm not sure but I believe the belhousing may be seperate, older GM vehicles were, you will have to remove that as well. Then remove the clutch pressure plate which is usually held to the fly wheel by 6 to 8 bolts. And next the clutch plate. If the flywheel is really scored you should have it resurfaced and don't forget to torque the bolts when re-installing it. Reassemble in the reverse order. Having a clutch pilot bearing alignment tool is also very helpful when installing the clutch and pressure plate as it helps putting the trans back into location much easier. You should also replace the throw out bearing and pilot bearing in the crank shaft. If the clutch is hyd, don't forget to bleed it. Hope this helps and good luck!

its bolted in the the trans-axle belhousing. towards the rear of the car only two bolts hold it on. Disconnect the battery first.

A 3 SPD TRANS DOES NOT HAVE INPUT/OUTPUT SENSORS..ONLY A VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR..IT IS LOCATED ON TRANS EXTENSION HOUSING WHERE RIGHT SIDE AXLE COMES OUT OF TRANS..1 BOLT AND A WIRE CONNECTOR

From under the car at the trans. you will see where the axles go into the trans. just above the axles on the drivers side is the plug you are looking for.