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Old 07-12-2010, 07:40 AM
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Default out put speed sensor vs v speed sensor

What is the function of out put speed sensor(revolution sensor)? and v speed sensor?What symptoms of malfunction of these two device in 2000 maxima? I am somewhat confuse.Please help.

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Old 07-17-2010, 07:36 AM
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Since no one here answer my question.I search by myself and the following are the answer if not right please correct me.a)The out put speed sensor(or revolution sensor) is locate in AT and is function to guide and monitor the revolution of the transmission through the TCM to control the gear change.Malfunction will show transmission problems and generate the code po720.b)The vehicle speed sensor are function basically to show the speed and how many mile of the driving.Malfunction will show no speed in speedometer and odometer but not interfere of the performance of the car.

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