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01-12-2008, 01:30 PM
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My transmission is weird
OKAY! My transmission shifts straight from 1st to 3rd, and I dont really notice 4th kick in, maybe it's 1st to 4th. I can't be sure. I checked codes and I pulled code 32 (vehicle speed sensor 1). would that sensor cause this? The guy I bought my svx from said the trans was only 10k on a new rebuild.
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01-12-2008, 01:59 PM
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Nate,
Yeah, get that sensor replaced. The TCU is looking at engine speed and it's not getting the right signal. -Bill
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Retired NASA Rocket Scientist Most famous NASA "Child" - OSIRIS-REx delivered samples from asteroid BENNU to Earth in Sept. 2023 Center Network Member #989 '92 Fully caged, 5 speed, waiting for its fully built EG33 '92 "Test Mule", 4:44 Auto, JDM 4:44 Rear Diff with Mech LSD, Tuned headers, Full one-off suspension '92(?) Laguna, 6 spd and other stuff (still at OT's place) My Locker
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01-12-2008, 02:45 PM
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Not SVX related but my Volvo TCU reads the tach and when that sensor went bad the shifting totally wacked out. OB1 code identified the problem and a $165 part later, + labor, and all is well. What I found interesting is the computer eventually went into limp home mode (soft, low rpm shifts). Sensor problems can make you feel the worst is happening.
Gene
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Gene and Ben 1992 SVX LS AWD 110K - Liquid Silver 1994 SVX LSi AWD 128K - White Pearl (daily driver) 1994 SVX LSi AWD 95K - Emerald Pearl (sold) 1992 SVX LS-L AWD 115K - Dark Teal 4.44 swap (sold)
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01-12-2008, 03:18 PM
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Has anyone replaced it themselves? Can someone tell me where it is. Is it an external sensor in the transmission case(easy replacement), Or is it an internal sensor(pain in the a$$)?
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-Nate '92 LS-L Pearlie
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#5
01-12-2008, 07:59 PM
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external....I believe it's toward the front on the passenger's side of the trans.
-Bill
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Retired NASA Rocket Scientist Most famous NASA "Child" - OSIRIS-REx delivered samples from asteroid BENNU to Earth in Sept. 2023 Center Network Member #989 '92 Fully caged, 5 speed, waiting for its fully built EG33 '92 "Test Mule", 4:44 Auto, JDM 4:44 Rear Diff with Mech LSD, Tuned headers, Full one-off suspension '92(?) Laguna, 6 spd and other stuff (still at OT's place) My Locker
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#7
01-14-2008, 06:47 AM
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Billy boy, thats speed sensor #2
 The speed sensor #1 is actually on the outside of the tail end of the trans. On the pass side. It monitors the rear drishaft revolutions and also acts as the TCU's pick-up for the speed of the car. Sometimes replacement of this sensor is easy, sometimes it is not. Most later model transmission have a 3 wire clip that allows you to unplug the sensor and change it out quickly. Some don't have this connector and you have to cut the wires running down the driver's side of the trans over to the sensor to wire in a new one. Let me know if you have a clip and I can get a working one in the mail as soon as I know which one you will need. If it helps fix the issues, then you can keep it and pay me what it was worth to you... If not, you could mail it back Tom
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01-14-2008, 02:09 PM
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okay, I got under there and i think i found the sensor
 I also found a loose 3 wire plug  I tried looking for the plug on the sensor and couldn't find it, i pulled on the wire and it has no slack. maybe the plug is stuck on the top side? my car is a 92.
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-Nate '92 LS-L Pearlie
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01-14-2008, 02:48 PM
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Thanks for correcting my somewhat hazy memory   (shouldn't you be off on your cruise already? )-Bill
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Retired NASA Rocket Scientist Most famous NASA "Child" - OSIRIS-REx delivered samples from asteroid BENNU to Earth in Sept. 2023 Center Network Member #989 '92 Fully caged, 5 speed, waiting for its fully built EG33 '92 "Test Mule", 4:44 Auto, JDM 4:44 Rear Diff with Mech LSD, Tuned headers, Full one-off suspension '92(?) Laguna, 6 spd and other stuff (still at OT's place) My Locker
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#10
01-14-2008, 03:41 PM
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okay, that plug was the plug for the sensor. I plugged it in(total pain) then turned on the car and no problems! I took it for a drive and still no shift, i checked codes again and i pulled the same one for speed sensor 1. I guess it's bad.
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-Nate '92 LS-L Pearlie
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#11
01-14-2008, 08:32 PM
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glad to hear it. That sensor and plug I have never seen before. Usually the plugs are more round and the sensor is too... As long as all is well then its a winner!!! especially when its free
 Oh Billy boy... No worries I will always save ur ass Speaking of... are you still planning to head up here this month or are we looking at Feb?? Also, what are the plans?? Give me a call tomorrow or send me a PM... After tomorrow I will prob not be online or available by phone till the 26thTom
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