Questions & Answers for: input sensor speedometer

sensor itself. Replace if necessary. Hopefully this helps If this is on a non turbo 2.0L engine there are 2 sensors on the front of the trany input and output. the input will mess with the shifting as

Input Sensor. The one (at the same level) towards the left side of the van is the Output sensor. I believe a 1-in wrench will work, after you unplug the sensors. Torque going-on for both is 20 ft-lbs.

what is the speedometer inputs from is it the input or wheel speed sensor in the trans or is it in the abs system The speedometer input as you call it, is coming from the trans axel

just screw into the case. If your getting a reading on the speedometer is the input sensor, if your not getting a reading on the speedometer its the output speed sensor (known as vehicle speed sensor)

...input sensor is the sensor which tells the transmission when to shift and the output speed sensor tells the speedometer what it should display and both those parts are fairly cheap they are around ...

...sensor, which senses vehicle speed for input to ur ecm and not to ur speedometer. u most likely have 2 sensors with almost same name. their located on ur trans, an some sense input shaft speed an the ...

...Input speed sensor measures the speed of the input shaft of the transmission. The output speed sensor measures the output shaft, the ECM compares these two signals to determine the amount of clutch ...

input roms so that the correct gear ratio can be selected A speedo sensor reads the out put shaft (drive line ) shaft and refers to road speed for speed and odometer readings and to calculate the fuel

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...input sensor on your transmisson of a Pontiac G5 se 2007 do The speedometer on my car stopped working suddenly and the car don't want to shift out of first gear. Could this be due to a falty ...