Location of main speed sensor for speedometer? Code P0500 (1999 LS400)
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Location of main speed sensor for speedometer? Code P0500 (1999 LS400)
Hey all i recently finally got a code (P0500) for my, i assume dead speed sensor! Ever since ive had the car it has turned off and on so i do believe it has finally just gave up and died. That being, can anyone tell me how i can easily access the speed sensor and replace it? Anything would help thank you!
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Hey all i recently finally got a code (P0500) for my, i assume dead speed sensor! Ever since ive had the car it has turned off and on so i do believe it has finally just gave up and died. That being, can anyone tell me how i can easily access the speed sensor and replace it? Anything would help thank you!
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I have read that if your ABS sensor are out than the car should be ****fting roughly because it cant tell how fast it going and something else about not being able to brake right or something else lol. But when i took it out for a spin, she was running and shifting fine thats why i think its the speed sensor.
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Hey all i recently finally got a code (P0500) for my, i assume dead speed sensor! Ever since ive had the car it has turned off and on so i do believe it has finally just gave up and died. That being, can anyone tell me how i can easily access the speed sensor and replace it? Anything would help thank you!
Did you fix it. Have the same code in a 98. If so can you please share any insights and part number.
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Part Number 89411-50010.
I would confirm that your sensor is working properly (see attachment - See Step 4).
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Speed sensors go bad; the mechanically (gear) driven ones do. The cause is usually a speedometer cable that's binding that eventually causes either the driven and/or driving gears to strip.. I have not experienced a Hall Effect sensor to fail. However, they do tend to collect metal particles.
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I posted the part number. Both the front and rear speed sensors are the same part number.
Speed sensors go bad; the mechanically (gear) driven ones do. The cause is usually a speedometer cable that's binding that eventually causes either the driven and/or driving gears to strip.. I have not experienced a Hall Effect sensor to fail. However, they do tend to collect metal particles.
Speed sensors go bad; the mechanically (gear) driven ones do. The cause is usually a speedometer cable that's binding that eventually causes either the driven and/or driving gears to strip.. I have not experienced a Hall Effect sensor to fail. However, they do tend to collect metal particles.
I think I gonna drain and refill the tranny to see if it can help. The connectors and wire appeared solid.
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