Toyota 89413-08010 Sensor, Transmission Revolution

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The sensors in the U250E 5-speed transaxle (2009 and earlier four-cylinder models) consist of two-speed sensors- one for the turbine (input) shaft on the front of the transaxle, and one for the counter gear (output) shaft located on top of the transaxle. When replacing the sensors in the U250E 5-speed transaxle, begin by unplugging the electrical connector. The next step would be to unscrew the sensor. Lastly, replace the O-ring On the other hand, the U660E/U760E 6-speed transaxles (all other models) have one speed sensor, which is inside the transaxle on top of the valve body. To replace the sensor, have a transmission specialist replace it as it needs the removal of the transaxle fluid pan, filter, and valve body due to the sensitivity of the valve body.

The Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) is located on top of the transaxle.

Complete the replacement process by following the removal steps in reverse order. This entails reattaching the speed sensor, securing the mounting bolt, connecting the electrical connector, and finalizing any other steps in the reverse sequence.

The front speed sensors are mounted to the front steering knuckle, while the rear wheel sensors are bolted to the axle carriers.

If a warning light comes on, preliminary checks can be performed, such as checking brake fluid level, verifying electrical connectors, checking fuses, and inspecting wiring connections.

The ABS system works in conjunction with the Automatic Skid Control and tire pressure warning systems. The Automatic Skid Control helps manage skids by braking the outside wheels when oversteering is detected, while the tire pressure warning system alerts the driver if one or more tires are excessively low.

The VSS is an electronic component that produces a pulsing voltage signal whenever the sensor shaft is rotated. These voltage pulses are monitored by the PCM, which uses this information to help control the fuel and ignition systems and transaxle shifting.

The ABS is designed to maintain vehicle steerability, directional stability, and optimum deceleration under severe braking conditions and on most road surfaces. It achieves this by monitoring the rotational speed of each wheel and controlling the brake line pressure to prevent wheel lockup.

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