Transmission input sensor 2003 explorer location

Does your versa have automatic transmission or CVT transaxle Makes a difference

May I offer a suggestion, if you are not a mechanic on transmission take it and get it repaired. The speed sensors are in the transmission, you will have to take the oil pan off then valve body but first drain the fluid then you will have a internal or input sensor then a output sensor [speed] if you are not familiar you could cost major cost of repairs hope this helps and Good Luck Mike L

I guess instead of waiting for answers here just google it.. or like go for reliable-store.com. u can simply get answers to your questions there..

check make sure transmission fluid not too low or could have plugged transmission filter.or code scan for faulty transmission fluid pressure sensor or transmission range sensor bad or out of adjustment.transmission could have failed.garage has to run fluid pressure test see if transmission failed or you could have faulty shift solenoid..

the is also known as sensoer c it is your pressure control solenoid. if you drop the transmission pan and remove the transmission filter it is on the side of the valve body. DO NOT REMOVE THE VALVE BODY PLEASE

The turbine shaft speed sensor is located inside the transmission. The transmission will have to be removed and disassembled to access the sensor. The sensor you have now... sound about what it looks like.

There isn't one on 2003 4.0L V6 Ford Explorer. It has a plug on transmission.

The input shaft speed sensor is located on the side of the transmission by where the engine "inputs" power to the transmission (via torque converter), thus rotating the input shaft.
The output speed sensor is located by where the axles attach to the transmission, and measures the speed that the transmission "outputs" to the axles (which make the wheels turn) and that data is also used for your speedometer reading.

The input and output speed sensors look identical on the connector side. The one over the solenoid pack is the input, the one closer to the left frame rail or left front wheel is the output sensor. I hope this helps.

it sounds as though your transmission input and output sensors are faulty.they are located on the driver side of transmission.input at front of trans.output at rear of transmission. normally if input sensor is faulty trans will stay in limp mode. if output sensor is faulty speedo will not register. they both resemble temp sensors with elec connectors