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A speed censor would be a part which refuses to tell you how fast you are going. A speed sensor tells the computer how fast the final drive is turning, and thus is normally located on the rear section of the transmission and held in place by bolts or screws in place.
There is an input & an output speed sensor. There are also a couple of different transmissions as well. Wish the pictures were more clearer or more detailed but this was all I had to work with. The first picture is the location of the input one on both transmissions and of course the second picture would be the output sensors. Hope this at least gets you in the general area of the locations.
There are 2 speed sensors on the transmission. The input speed sensor is inside the side cover. remove the cover. disconnect electrical connector. remove retaining clip from cover. remove sensor.
The other sensor is the vehicle speed sensor. ( VSS ) on the left side of transmission, unplug the sensor. remove bolt, remove sensor. reassemble
The speed sensor is always located on the Transmission and what are asking for is the Abs sensor which you can find on every wheel of the car just behind the brake rotors. Good luck
the speed censor is on the side of the tranny it has a two wire pluggin going to it.speed censor are pretty easy to put in ,they just tread in to the side of the tranny.
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