I had the same problem. I found that my 2nd and 4th gears were worn to the point of non existance.
Manual: Reverse light switch is at the top of the shift tower. Speed sensor on the top of the differential Automatic: Speed sensor on the top of the differential Turbine sensor on the front of the tranny near the filter Tranny temperature sensor on the front of the tranny near the valvebody cover
Both the automatic and manual transmissions take Mercon Automatic tranny fluid. The automatic is added by putting a small funnel in the dipstick tube. The manual has to have the speed sensor taken off the top of the transmission to fill. The speed sensor is held in with a clamp and a 10 mm bolt. Carefully pry the speed sensor and speedometer drive out of the opening. They are really hard to get out. To figure out if the level is right you fill it between the top and bottom of the drive gear.
either your shift sensor is bad or the tranny is shot
Yea, it's probably the speed sensor or more likely a connector.
Under Your Hood AnswerHello, Your speed sensor is located on the top of your tranny near the firewall. The electrical part of this sensor bolts down onto the gear driven part.
try the shift sensor on the side of tranny
there is none. the speed sensor is in the tranny
It is a transmission temp sensor.
On a standard tranny there is no reservoir. On an automatic tranny it is internal to the tranny. The fluid resides in the transmission pan.
It should be a 4L60E.
a vacum works with the tranny to Shift an automatic vehicle
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