Here is a how to on replacing the Input and Output speed sensors for a 2006 Hyundai Elantra. This should work for earlier models as well, check your repair m…
Here is a how to on replacing the Input and Output speed sensors for a 2006 Hyundai Elantra. This should work for earlier models as well, check your repair m…
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Thanks, did the replacement today and took about an hour.
Hi I had the same issue I bought both speed sensor and install it my self I
drove the car for 2 to 3 days with no issue. Today the car went back the
way it was before the transmission won’t shift what else should I check?
This is very similar to what I have on my 2004 Kia Optima. I found both
sensors on eBay for $42 with free shipping! I ordered them on Thursday and
they got here on Monday. My speedometer was jumping and going to zero.
Should be an easy fix. Kia wanted $100 per sensor plus labor!
Thank you for the help, Great video
Q tal Vladimir, dices q cambiastes un sensor que esta cercano a la llanta,
me puedes decir ó podrias darme una imagen de donde esta localizado ese
sensor que dices, yo le cambié al mio el sensor output ya mejoró bastante,
pero tengo mis dudas xq ahun siento como que algo no anda bien y tengo el
check engine prendido. mi correo es jsanz6@gmail.com gracias
I had the same problem with the p1529 and p1529 P0705 solved it by changing
the speed sensor that goes to the side of the tire that sensor gave me
these codes and replace it worked much better car! ahh always stayed in 3rd
speed and beat! .
You are an angel sent from heaven above
Excellent video..thanks and take care.
Do you have any codes? Hows the transmission oil? You probably need to take
it to a transmission shop. GL and thanks for watching.
What about when when is not changing gears and by the way thanks for the
video
Thanks a lot I would check in that and I would let you know I go
Yes I hav a code it’s p1529 p0705 the p1529 say check tcm for trouble
P0705 – Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Malfunction (PRNDL Input), does
the car drive fine when you disconnect the negative battery and reconnect
after 10minutes? If yes its likely its the transmission range switch!
Google about it and you’ll see where its located, try cleaning it first and
than maybe replace it but I cant guarantee it will solve your problem. I
think you can actually see it in my video, gl.
Great video! Will a bad speed sensor set a check engine light and is there
a way of testing the sensor to verify that it is bad? Thanks for the great
videos.
Gracias mi amigo, pero yo hablo poco espanol 🙂 But to let you know the
problem was solved for this car! Thanks for your feedback I am going to add
the conclusion to the other videos aswell.
Excelentes vídeos los que haces explicas las posibles causas y la solución,
excelente, el único detalle es que siempre me quedo con la duda si el
problema se resolvió o no:) pero igual buenos vídeos ayudan gracias por
hacerlos
SÓLO UN PEQUEÑISIMO DETALLE.
You usually get a cel with a bad speed sensor, but this car didnt have it
or maybe I didnt drive it around enough after I disconnected the battery
for other repairs. But as far as testing it, I am sure if you have the good
repair manual there will be a resistance spec you can check on them. GL