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∙ 2007-11-03 03:34:29If this is a 1990 transmission it should have a gear driven speed sensor (wires go to engine computer)along with the speedometer drive cable that goes to mechanical speedometer in dash.(all one unit that plugs into hole in tailshaft housing)They stopped making the drive gear on the output shaft around 1995 or so, and the speedometers went to digital.If the trans. you have does not have this drive gear and hole on the tailshaft for it, then you would have to tear the trans down and install a new output shaft with the gear machined on it, and a new tailshaft housing with the mounting hole for the cable and sensor from a earlier model.Hardly worth all that trouble.
I am looking for a e4od transmission for my van just incase you want to sell one, but it needs to fit a big block 460. I want to get rid of the C6 for overdrive.Hope this helps.
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∙ 2007-11-03 03:34:29It does not have a speedometer cable. The system is all electronic. There is a sensor at the passenger axle output housing of the transmission.It does not have a speedometer cable. The system is all electronic. There is a sensor at the passenger axle output housing of the transmission.
There are several things you can do to repair your speedometer. You can replace the speedometer cable. You can replace the speed sensor in the transmission.
Older cars have a cable, which is turned by a gear at the rear of the transmission, and this operates a mechanical speedometer. Modern cars have an electronic sensor in the gearbox which is linked by wire to an electronic speedometer.
NO cable. it has a vehicle speed sensor bolted into the transmission. Electronic controlled.
replace the sensor which is usually in the rear diffrential or the transmission case
You need to replace the speed sensor. It sends a signal to the speedometer and also sends a signal to the transmission on when it should shift.
The 95 Camry does not have a mechanical speedometer cable. There is a speed sensor located on the top of the transmission that is connected by wire to the speedometer.
on the transmission
In 1979 the speedometer was driven by cable. They went electronic in the early 80's.
You need to replace the speed sensor on the rear of the transmission.
the speed sensor is located on the side of the transmission, there is no physical cable like the older cars, the speedometer and sensor are electronic. If the speedometer is working and showing speed traveled but the trip meter (odometer) is not working, the speedometer itself is faulty, is the speedometer is not showing speed travel and the odometer is not logging miles travel, then most likely the speed sensor is dead.
It does not have a cable... It is electronic controlled. It has a sensor that is bolted in the drivers side of the transmission TAIL SHAFT that controlls the speedometer among other things.