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1998 toyota sienna: speed sensor..to diagnostics..speedometer

 

Customer Question

I have a 1998 toyota siena and it needs a speed sensor according to diagnostics.I bought a sensor from the dealership but cannot find where it goes.According to parts dept of the dealership it goes on the transmission but did not find it.My speedometer does not work. Can you help me out ?

 

Country: United States
Make: toyota
Model: Sienna LE
Year: 1998
Engine: 3.00 lt

Already Tried:
nothing really.Dont know where to install the sensor(speed sensor)

Submitted: 436 days and 16 hours ago.
Category: Toyota
Value: $18
Status: CLOSED
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Expert:  Toyotapro replied 436 days and 15 hours ago.

Hello and thank you for using just answer! Can you upload a picture of the new part so I can see which sensor you are installing please?

Customer replied 436 days and 15 hours ago.

Yes I can but how do i send it to you

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Expert:  Toyotapro replied 436 days and 15 hours ago.

If you are using internet explorer or firefox there is a tool bar in the box you type in to sendit to me. Or you can give me your van's vin# XXXXX the part # XXXXX this sensor and I can better assist you that way too.

Customer replied 436 days and 15 hours ago.


vin # XXXXX XXXXX and the part no. is 89411-32020-D

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Expert:  Toyotapro replied 436 days and 14 hours ago.

Thank you. That's the main input shaft speed sensor. You are not going to locate this from under the hood. You need to lift the van up, its located on the top of the differential casingof the transmission. Locate the front drive axles under the van, they go into the differential casing. On the top/back of this casing is where this sensor is located and yes its a pain to get to. There is an electrical connector plugged into it that needs to be unplugged and then a 10mm bolt holds the sensor to the transmission. The o rings tend to seize to the case on these so you're probably going to have to pry the old sensor out.

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Category: Toyota
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Answered: 2/1/2012

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