Replacement Speed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal and 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
Manufacturer #RH31330004
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Replacement Speed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal and 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
Manufacturer #RH31330004
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$15.99
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Type | Automatic Transmission Input Sensor |
| Replaces OE Number | 28810P4V003 |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Warranty | 1-year Replacement unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Promotions | Spring Sale |
| Configuration | 2 Blade Male Terminal & 1 Female Connector |
| Interchange Part Number | SC598, 28810P4V003 |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
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ReplacementSpeed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
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Great productSpeed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
5.0/5
Great piece with great quality
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Posted by Ty Scolari S. / Tue, Jun 18
Speed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
4.0/5
It fit and works great
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Posted by Petina V. / Mon, Dec 04
Speed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
5.0/5
Great service and reliable 2 day shipping.
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Posted by Owen G. / Tue, May 03
GreatSpeed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
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Most excellent
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Posted by Mitch M. / Wed, Dec 30
Not happySpeed Sensor - With 2-Prong Blade Male Terminal And 1-Female Connector, For Automatic Transmission
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Says it's an exact for for my 2000 accord ex v6 3.0l and the bolt hole DOES NOT line up with the transmission housing.
This is the second speed sensor I have brought. The first one truly wasn't exact fit for my vehicle except the plastic piece where the bolt goes through snap and broke and wasn't even tightened down.
I think I learned a lesson and will be purchasing yet another vehicle speed sensor from my local AutoZone or advanced Auto parts
PL
Posted by Patrick L. / Mon, Dec 07
Hi Patrick,
Thank you for bringing to our attention the Automatic Transmission Input Sensor that did not fit your vehicle.
Based on our records, the Automatic Transmission Input Sensor that was placed online will fit a 2000 Honda Accord EX 6 Cyl 3.0L. May we know what is the part number that you received?
For this, the Return Merchandise Authorization was processed. The refund will be processed within 24-48 business hours and posting will depends with the bank. you may opt to keep or dispose the part safely.
For assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you.
Staff
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Answered by Shebet C / Mon, Dec 07Showing 1 - 5 of 6 Reviews
Have a question about this product?Ask here. Our team of experts will assist you along with your fellow CarParts.com community members. Please add your vehicle information including year, make, model to better assist you.
Question: Will this fix a po780 code getting on my 2002 accord coupe v6? I just replaced shift solenoid for 1st and 2nd gear and the 1 on top of transmission with 6 Bolt all codes where gone then today TCS light came on and d4 was flashing. Only code I'm getting is po780 and everything I research comes to this sensor. Automatic transmission.John H. / Mar 04, 2024
Hi John, I'm glad to assist you. Here are the possible sources of the problem for the trouble code P0780:
1. Low transmission fluid
2. Old or burnt transmission fluid
3. Faulty shift solenoid/s
4. Malfunctioning input or output speed sensors
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Mon, Mar 04Question: What are the two part numbers for the main and countershaft speed sensors for a 1998 honda accord lx 4cylinder automatic transmission?Ricardo G. / Mar 27, 2021
Hi Ricardo,
This item is the automatic transmission input sensor for the 1998 Honda Accord LX 4 Cyl 2.3L. Please click the link below for available output transmission speed sensor options: https://www.carparts.com/search?q=speed_sensor¤tpage=1&vehicle[cylinders]=4&vehicle[liter]=2%2E3&vehicle[submodel]=LX&vehicle[model]=Accord&vehicle[make]=Honda&vehicle[year]=1998
AP
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Answered by Aldrin P. / Sat, Mar 27Question: Does not fit my 1998 honda cr-v front 2wd automatic. The bottom portion below the bolt collar piece is a little too long causing the sensor to sit high and not seat flush. This is also noticed when compared next to the original part being replaced. Any suggestions?A Shopper / Feb 15, 2021
Hello,
There are two transmission speed sensors on your vehicle: a countershaft speed sensor and a mainshaft speed sensor. The maintshaft speed sensor appears to be a little longer than the countershaft sensor.
The countershaft sensor is at the front of the transmission, below the transmission dipstick, and the mainshaft sensor is at the rear of the transmission. Which are you trying to replace?
MB
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Answered by Mia B. / Mon, Feb 15Question: Will this part help with hard shifts?A Shopper / Nov 26, 2020
Hello! I would have your vehicle scanned for faults, as automatic transmissions are notoriously difficult to diagnose, and I wouldn't want you to buy the wrong parts!
MD
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Answered by Mitchell D. / Mon, Nov 30Question: How hard to fix?Stumpy / Aug 05, 2020
Hi,
We recommend referring to a good repair manual for step by step instructions. You can find more information here: https://www.carparts.com/blog/why-you-should-always-consult-a-repair-manual/
AP
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Answered by Aldrin P. / Wed, Aug 05Showing 1 - 5 of 5 Questions