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depends on your speed
a 1983 silverado has an TH350, its a three speed tranny. its been said that it's the best transmission that gm has ever produced.
the 1998 supra 6 speed manual transmission Any of the mk4 supras qith a 6 speed trany
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If you have the 3-speed transmission, it is likely that the speed sensor can make it difficult to shift but in my experience, if you hold down the accelerator it can force the transmission to shift up. Of course this is dangerous and probably causes premature wear on the transmission, but I had no choice back when I had speed sensor problems. The best option is to replace the speed sensor as soon as possible if of course that is the problem, which will set off a trouble code in the PCM. If there is no speed sensor trouble code then you may have a problem with your transmission altogether and may need to have it looked at by a transmission shop.
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The speed sensor is located on the right side facing the driver side. It is on the transmission under the air filter and air line that leads to the intake manifold. It is on the left side of the transmission. It is not on top of the transmission but on the left side of the transmission close to the firewall. It is best to raise the car and locate it from underneath.
The Vehicle Speed Sensor on the 1996 Mercury Villager is located on the back of the transmission (as you look at the vehicle from the front) on top of the transmission with a pair of wires leading away from it... best to reach it from under the vehicle.
it is on the transmission..best way to get to it is to remove pass side front wheel, remove motor mount. on top of trans is a round piece with 3 bolts and a plug. the speed sensor is there
It doesn't ... it works with the transmission. It's required because the internal combustion engine works best at a fixed speed ... whereas you want the wheel speed to change frequently.