speed sensor

Hi Matt, It would help if you said what engine was in it. But I will guess it is the

4 cyl. The input sensor is located beneath the two rubber hoses that carry trans fluid and are connected to the transmission. The output sensor is located about 8" to the right of that (looking into engine to the front right). I would say it is the output sensor causing your problem, even if you wanted to put in both, you may save a future problem down the road, and would still saved $200 from having a garage do the work. -J

If your speedometer quite working at the same time, it's the output. If it didn't, then it's the input. As Wrench said, I'd just do both of them, unless you really can't afford both. Changing the both out will save you future trouble down the road...

when i had az scan it, and they told me it was a bad speed sensor, i had them clear the codes, then it acted up again, but worse, it started jerking while changing gears and still downshifting for no reason, so i tok it back to az, but i had more codes this time, and 1 was bad input sensor, so i got that one. i have the v-6, but the sensor was in-between the hoses, so it was real easy to change, and now everything works great. thanks for all the help matt