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Changing the VSS on a 99 Ford Taurus 3.0L Duratec 24Valve DOHC engine. Symptoms: ... Replacing VSS Vehicle Speed Sensor. Larry W.
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Location of VSS and how to get to it on a 98 Ford Taurus. Disregard the yr i give in the video. I have 2 other ...
Scan the vehicle for fault codes first. Sounds like you need to check the vehicle speed sensor signal into the speedometer. If that is ok then send the speedo head out for repair.
Hi there: On 1999 Ford Taurus 3.0L EFI 6cyl the Vehicle Speed Sensor is Mounted on transmission. To removal procedure...
Disconnect the negative battery cable.
Raise and support the vehicle.
Remove the catalytic converter Y-pipe.
Unplug the VSS electrical connector.
Remove the VSS protective heat shield.
Remove the retaining bolt from the VSS.
Lift the VSS out of the transaxle.
Remove the driven gear retainer and the drive gear.
To install:
Inspect the O-ring on the sensor and replace if necessary.
Install the driven gear and the retainer.
Place the VSS into the transaxle.
Tighten the retaining bolt to 36-53 inch lbs. (4-6 Nm).
Install the VSS protective heat shield.
Attach the VSS electrical connector.
Install the catalytic converter Y-pipe.
Lower the vehicle.
Connect the negative battery cable.
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I think you mean the Vehicle Speed Sensor(VSS).It is located on the transmission,somewhere on the portion of the housing that contains the differential and axles.Most speed sensors are a 2 wire unit,and often the wires are tightly twisted to reduce electromagnetic interference(this will probably help in identifying it)
The vehicle speed sensor for a 99 taurus 3.0 2v, is located on the transaxel between the engine and firewall. At the center of the engine
compartment. Hope this helps.
try having the VSS (vehicle speed sensor ) replaced, this is where all the data for the powertrain control module (PCM), made mine shife perfect and made the speedo and cruise work better too
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