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There are typically 2 speed sensors an in and an out. They cost about $20.00 ea. There is a wire plugged into it. Unplug the wire, unscrew the sensor and screw the new one back in. Plug the wire back in. Be sure to replace the sensor with the correct one. The in is not the same as the out. Compare the ends when tou remove them. Also be aware that the Transmission Fluid will come out so be ready.
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