Replacement Speed Sensor, 2-Pin Male Terminal and 1 Female Connector
Manufacturer #REPF313301
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Replacement Speed Sensor, 2-Pin Male Terminal and 1 Female Connector
Manufacturer #REPF313301
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$26.99
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Part | |
| Brand | |
| Type | Transmission Output/Vehicle speed sensor |
| Replaces OE Number | 31030, 75670, 163202, 723687, 917612, 2132605, 2401003, 6002980, 24091003, 89054501, 2L7, 2VSS0008, 2VSS0402, 5S4713, DY588, E45F9E731AA, E45F9E731AA, E45Y9E731A, E6DF9E731DA, E6DF9E731DA, E6DZ9E731D, E8LY9E731A, E9LF9E731AA, E9LF9E731AA, E9LZ9E731A, S8058, SBC3678, SC37T, SS11859, SU1019, SU1019DG, SU1019VC, SU1021, SU1035, VB0068, VSS306, VSS306SB, VSS5, ZZL043701, ZZL060071, ZZL243711, ZZM043711, ZZMO43711 |
| Quantity Sold | Sold Individually |
| Warranty | 1-year Replacement unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Prop 65 Warning |
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| Promotions | Ready to Ship |
| Configuration | 2 Pin Male Terminal & 1 Female Connector |
| Interchange Part Number | SC37, 31030, 75670, 163202, 723687, 917612, 2132605, 2401003, 6002980, 24091003, 89054501, 2L7, 2VSS0008, 2VSS0402, 5S4713, DY588, E45F9E731AA, E45F9E731AA, E45Y9E731A, E6DF9E731DA, E6DF9E731DA, E6DZ9E731D, E8LY9E731A, E9LF9E731AA, E9LF9E731AA, E9LZ9E731A, S8058, SBC3678, SC37T, SS11859, SU1019, SU1019DG, SU1019VC, SU1021, SU1035, VB0068, VSS306, VSS306SB, VSS5, ZZL043701, ZZL060071, ZZL243711, ZZM043711, ZZMO43711 |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
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ReplacementSpeed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
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Great JobSpeed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
5.0/5
Carparts get you what you need when you need it right on time!!
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Posted by Hendo / Wed, Mar 18
CarpartSpeed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
4.0/5
Fit perfectly but found out it wasn’t the problem. My driveshaft broke and busted the transmission position connection
ML
Posted by Marshall L. / Thu, Jan 15
Another car back on the roadSpeed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
5.0/5
Another car fixed with the correct part at a fantastic price!
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Posted by Fleet Korrell J. / Fri, Dec 26
Speed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
5.0/5
It fit and took care of the problem
EH
Posted by Ernest H. / Thu, Dec 25
Speed Sensor, 2-Blade Male Terminal And 1 Female Connector, Transmission Output Sensor
5.0/5
Came on time and is accurate part
HH
Posted by Hollie H. / Wed, Dec 10
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Question: the picture I took of the the transmission speed sensor on my truck doesn't look the same....why?1998 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0L 6 cylinderKenneth O. / Dec 03, 2020
Hi Kenneth,
There are 2 kinds showing, an input and an output speed sensor. The part number for the input speed sensor is SISC445. The one you saw first is the output speed sensor. Please click the link below to see it(input speed sensor).
https://www.carparts.com/automatic-transmission-input-shaft-speed-sensor/standard/sisc445?&vehicle[cylinders]=6&vehicle[liter]=4%2E0&vehicle[submodel]=XLT&vehicle[model]=Ranger&vehicle[make]=Ford&vehicle[year]=1998
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Fri, Dec 04Question: Would this fit my 1996 ford f250 xlt 7.5L 460 motor?Juan C. / Jan 30, 2022
Hi Juan, I'm happy to assist you. This part is incompatible with the chosen vehicle. Click this link to order the speed sensor for your 1996 Ford F-250 XLT with a 7.5 liter engine while it's on sale: https://www.carparts.com/search?q=Speed_Sensor&itemsperpage=15&refinements[part]=Automatic_Transmission_Output_Shaft_Speed_Sensor&vehicle[year]=1996&vehicle[make]=Ford&vehicle[model]=F-250&vehicle[submodel]=XLT&vehicle[cylinders]=8&vehicle[liter]=7%2E5&can=CPAP3648
I hope this helps. Enjoy shopping at Carparts.com!
AP
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Answered by Aldrin P. / Sun, Jan 30No, this will not fit. I would suggest taking your old one out and comparing it to the new one your gonna buy. Or type 1996 f250 7.5 speed sensor and it should pop right up
AK
Answered by Aidan K. / Sun, Jan 30Question: Hi wher located speed sensor in 1991 Lincoln continental ?danial P. / Oct 07, 2022
Hi Danial, thank you for reaching out. It is on the driver side area of your transmission case. You can use the link below to order the part while it is on a 76% sale. Have a good one!
https://www.carparts.com/speed-sensor/replacement/repf313301?can=cpab2020_csqa_20221007
AB
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Answered by Andrew B. / Fri, Oct 07Question: Hello I am looking for the 16 pin gear that goes with this sped sensor? Thank you it is geenJEANIE C. / Jan 24, 2022
Hi Jeanie, I'm glad to help you out. We suggest that you get the gear from the local auto parts store. Click this link to order the part while it's on sale: https://www.carparts.com/speed-sensor/replacement/repf313301?can=CPAP3648
I hope this helps. Happy shopping.
AP
Staff
Answered by Aldrin P. / Mon, Jan 24Question: Does a speedometer driven gear go on end of transmission output speedsensor?A Shopper / Dec 02, 2020
Hi,
They have 2 gears that work together to measure vehicle speed. The Speedometer Gears are usually located in the transmission. The Drive Gear is located on the output shaft. The Driven Gear is located in the housing.
GG
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Answered by Grace G. / Thu, Dec 03Showing 1 - 5 of 6 Questions