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Renault Odometer Sensor, 601986892R

Name: Renault Odometer Sensor, 601986892R
Brand: Wenzhou RLC Industrial and Trading Co. Ltd
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Model No. :	ROS-106 601986892R
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Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China

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Product description

OEM: 601986892R

Color: black

Material: PA

Warranty: 1 or 2 years

Packing: neutral or customized

Introduction:

Speed sensors take the place of the speedometer gear in conventional speedometers
A conventional speedometer was mechanically driven by a cable in a housing that was spun by a gear in the tail shaft or rear of the transmission
This driven gear could be replaced with several different sizes to compensate for different size tires or a change in the final drive gear in the rear axle housing

Signals:

The speed sensor gives off an electrical signal when rotated that is used by the computer to calculate speed
This signal transferred to the speedometer to illustrate speed
It to can be re-calibrated to compensate for differences in tires and final gears
The speed sensor is situated in the tail housing of a conventional rear wheel drive vehicle
In front wheel drive vehicles, it is situated on the top-side of the transmission on the differential housing near the drive axles
It has an electrical connector

What it does:

A vehicle speed sensor output is used in a fuel-injected engine for a variety of things
It will give the computer information as to speed and is also used by the computer for adjusting the shift levels or speeds on the transmission
It is used for cruise control and for distance measurement used in the odometer which indicates the elapsed mileage
The speed sensor is a signal generator of the magnetic type and produces a pulsing voltage at three miles per hour and higher
The input to the computer from the sensor is also used by the computer to determine when to lock the doors on some vehicles and is sensory input for various new stabilizing and handling technology

Failures:

When a speed sensor fails, the computer will turn the check engine light on
The speedometer will obviously not work and there will be a noticeable difference in the shift patterns in the transmission
The transmission shifting may not be affected on certain vehicles because some vehicles have separate speed sensors on the side of the transmission just for this purpose

Replacement:

Replacing a speed sensor requires a 10mm wrench to loosen the hold down bracket
It can be seen on the topside of the transmission close to the drive axle
If it can not be seen from the top because other parts are blocking your view, you should be able to see it from under the vehicle
Remove the electrical connector and move it out of the way
Remove the 10mm bolt from the bracket holding it into the transmission
Remove the speed sensor by rotating slightly and lifting straight up
Replace it in reverse order

Speed sensors take the place of the speedometer gear in conventional speedometers

A conventional speedometer was mechanically driven by a cable in a housing that was spun by a gear in the tail shaft or rear of the transmission

This driven gear could be replaced with several different sizes to compensate for different size tires or a change in the final drive gear in the rear axle housing

The speed sensor gives off an electrical signal when rotated that is used by the computer to calculate speed

This signal transferred to the speedometer to illustrate speed

It to can be re-calibrated to compensate for differences in tires and final gears

The speed sensor is situated in the tail housing of a conventional rear wheel drive vehicle

In front wheel drive vehicles, it is situated on the top-side of the transmission on the differential housing near the drive axles

It has an electrical connector

A vehicle speed sensor output is used in a fuel-injected engine for a variety of things

It will give the computer information as to speed and is also used by the computer for adjusting the shift levels or speeds on the transmission

It is used for cruise control and for distance measurement used in the odometer which indicates the elapsed mileage

The speed sensor is a signal generator of the magnetic type and produces a pulsing voltage at three miles per hour and higher

The input to the computer from the sensor is also used by the computer to determine when to lock the doors on some vehicles and is sensory input for various new stabilizing and handling technology

When a speed sensor fails, the computer will turn the check engine light on

The speedometer will obviously not work and there will be a noticeable difference in the shift patterns in the transmission

The transmission shifting may not be affected on certain vehicles because some vehicles have separate speed sensors on the side of the transmission just for this purpose

Replacing a speed sensor requires a 10mm wrench to loosen the hold down bracket

It can be seen on the topside of the transmission close to the drive axle

If it can not be seen from the top because other parts are blocking your view, you should be able to see it from under the vehicle

Remove the electrical connector and move it out of the way

Remove the 10mm bolt from the bracket holding it into the transmission

Remove the speed sensor by rotating slightly and lifting straight up

Replace it in reverse order