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45468, what's wrong here
Posted by eclipsejeff, Feb-27-03 10:35 AM
i was leaving work today and i was leaving the parking lot i
realized something was wrong i wasn't shifting out of first gear
and my speedometer wasn't working either then my engine light came on
i am thinking vehicle speed sensor not working what do ya think?
45472, RE: what's wrong here
Posted by etx, Feb-27-03 11:06 AM
This happened to me about 4 months ago. I figured it was my speed sensor gear also. I took it to my buddys shop and they pulled the trans. It was eating itself alive! This is a known problem and whoever made the trans (dodge/mitsu) has come out with updated parts that will stop this from happening. Of course they are more expensive, but they wont break again. The total rebuild cost about 3800 with parts and labor. But hey, mabye its just your speed sensor! }( If you need a new trans let me know, i have an extra rebuilt one on the way, but im not sure if its got the updated internals. Get that thing looked at right away!!! they may be able to save it! or mabye the clip came of your sensor gear, heh. good luck!
45473, RE: what's wrong here
Posted by CVedEclipse, Feb-27-03 11:22 AM
>This happened to me about 4 months ago. I figured it was my
>speed sensor gear also. I took it to my buddys shop and they
>pulled the trans. It was eating itself alive! This is a known
>problem and whoever made the trans (dodge/mitsu) has come out
>with updated parts that will stop this from happening. Of
>course they are more expensive, but they wont break again. The
>total rebuild cost about 3800 with parts and labor. But hey,
>mabye its just your speed sensor! }( If you need a new trans
>let me know, i have an extra rebuilt one on the way, but im
>not sure if its got the updated internals. Get that thing
>looked at right away!!! they may be able to save it! or mabye
>the clip came of your sensor gear, heh. good luck!

good lord! what exactly was wrong with your tranny? and that doesnt seem like a common problem among the 2gnters here.. did you actually see the damage yourself? our trannies are actually pretty durable.
45481, RE: what's wrong here
Posted by shuwa29, Feb-27-03 01:37 PM
are you auto or manual? let me know, and i'll see if i can help.
later
45534, RE: what's wrong here
Posted by eclipsejeff, Feb-28-03 03:46 AM
it was the output speed sensor easy fix 48 bucks and 10 min im back
on the road
thanks