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Old 03-21-2008, 11:05 PM   #1
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KA speed sensor installation

I have a problem in my ka24e 240sx where the speedo works and sometimes it doesnt. i was told to change the speed sensor but i want to know how to instal it and what to expect.
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very simple it will be a round cylindrical type sensor located to the rear of the tranny close to the Drive shaft on the bottom right side (if looking to the front of the car) . Its held in by a 10mm bolt
BUT!! drain the Tranny first or be ready for a giant mess and make sure you have enough gear oil to fill the Tranny back up
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Old 08-16-2008, 05:28 PM   #4
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A Diagram if that would help even though this was a long time ago maybe it will help someone whos searching for it. Got it from the dealership, anyone know where I can get a good speed sensor for a good price? (I got the same problem) o.o

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Old 08-16-2008, 05:53 PM   #5
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very simple it will be a round cylindrical type sensor located to the rear of the tranny close to the Drive shaft on the bottom right side (if looking to the front of the car) . Its held in by a 10mm bolt
BUT!! drain the Tranny first or be ready for a giant mess and make sure you have enough gear oil to fill the Tranny back up
Or just jack the rear of the car up higher and you'll be ok, no spill long as it high enough.
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