The speed sensor on my 1994 Dodge Ram 2500 was on top of the differential housing on the back axle, the big bell housing between the rear wheels. It's held in a rubber housing which takes a bit of work to remove. If you're asking about this because the speedo/cruise control has stopped working, it might be the speed unit or it might be the there's a break in the wire. If you replace the unit and speedo/cruise control still doesn't work, it's probably a break in the wire and you can wire it directly from battery to unit to cruise control for the fraction of the price of a garage repair.
Pre 1998 the speed sensor signal comes from the back of the trans/transfer case. 1998 and later the speed sensor signal comes from the rear axle speed sensor.
That depends on what speed sensor you are looking for. There are Abs sensors on the front and rear that feed the speedometer, and there are input and output sensors on the trans that are used for shifting.
It does not use an input speed sensor.
There isn't an input speed sensor.
A 1998 Ram does not have an input speed sensor.
Distributor speed sensor malfunction.Distributor speed sensor malfunction.
A 1999 Dodge Ram transmission does not have an input speed sensor.
There is no such thing as an oxygen speed sensor.
There isn't a mass air flow sensor on the Dodge Ram 1500. This is something that the Dodge Ram users have felt should have been included to make the Dodge Ram a better truck
The speed sensor is located on the left hand side of the transmission underneath the truck and when you pull it out you will lose tranny fluid but not allot The speedometer receives it signal form the rear axle abs sensor, not the trans output sensor.
Inside the pan, under the governer switch.
The speedometer signal comes from the abs computer via the rear axle speed sensor.
There is no speed sensor reset. IT must be repalced if failed.