Locassion of output speed sensor on 2003 Town and Country

For the 2008 Chrysler Town and Country, the transmission uses both an input (or turbine) speed sensor and an output speed sensor. These sensors help the transmission control module (TCM) understand the speed of the input shaft and the speed of the output shaft, allowing the TCM to adjust shifts and maintain optimal performance.

Location: Generally, on this model:

• The Input/Turbine Speed Sensor is located on the front of the transmission, close to the transmission cooler lines.
• The Output Speed Sensor is located on the front side of the transmission, typically more toward the driver's side.

However, accessing the exact location can sometimes be difficult due to other components in the way, and visibility may be limited.

Replacement Procedure: Here's a basic procedure for replacing these sensors:

1. Safety First: Disconnect the negative terminal from the battery to ensure safety.
2. Locate the speed sensor on the transmission.
3. Unplug the electrical connector from the sensor.
4. Use a socket or wrench to remove the bolt holding the sensor in place.
5. Remove the sensor. Sometimes they can be a bit snug or stuck due to dirt and grime.
6. Install the new sensor. Ensure that it's seated properly.
7. Reconnect the electrical connector.
8. Reconnect the battery terminal.
9. Clear any transmission codes using an OBD-II scanner.

Difficulty: The process isn't typically too challenging for someone with basic mechanical skills. However, the difficulty can arise if the sensors are stuck or if there's limited space to access them. Having the right tools and perhaps a flexible socket extension can make the process smoother.

It's always a good idea to refer to a repair manual specific to your vehicle for detailed instructions and illustrations. If in doubt, or if you encounter challenges, you might want to consult with a mechanic or professional before proceeding.

Lastly, the confusion online might stem from the various changes and designs Chrysler has used over the years, and the terminology might vary between sources. It's always best to cross-reference with a reputable repair manual or a trusted mechanic.

output speed sensor is the same thing. Sending a picture. It unscrews. Look straight down between the radiator and transmission.

transaxle has two speed sensors input speed sensor located behind transaxle cooler lines the output sensor located far right transmission case driver side.

Input shaft speed sensor or output shaft speed sensor?

Try output sensor for the transmission (it is similar to a vehicle speed sensor), these can control the speedo and shifting. Not sure if it does anything to the rpm guage, but very possible.

The speed sensor is on the tailshaft of the transmission,on the passenger side of the car,it has 3 wires. The output sensors are located on the front of the transmission about mid-way up the housing & only have 2 wires. Note the output sensors are not responsible for vehicle speed. Only the output shaft speed is recorded. They are for finding the correct cvi(clutch volume index) only. If you have a cvi issue,the transmission is toast.

you need to replace the output speed sensor..located on front of transmission..near driver's side wheel..2 pin connector..unscrews from transmission case..fairly inexpensive part..around 35-40 bucks

Check the speed sensor on the tranny cause if the speedometer is not working the tranny will not shift.The computer will not recognize that the transmission is in motion so will not shift.

normally read off your rear wheel abs sensor

you need to have the trouble codes read go to autozone they can read them for you and write them down and report back it is most likley a speed sensor on the transmission there is two of them and they are very cheap and easy to change called input /output speed sensors
1 05014469AA Wiring Repair Package, Input Speed Sensor
1 05014471AA Wiring Repair Package, Output Speed Sensor you dont need to use the wiring harness supllied with these sensors as they are for early model vans only please rate -jeff