2000 Mitsubishi Montero/Nativa 3.0 speed sensor problems

[@sinegra30]

That is a very useful piece of information, thank you!

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

Your welcome and glad that I could help you.

[@craigmitchell3972]

Hi great video I have a 1994 Mitsubishi Pajero 2800 intercooler automatic and my Speedo does not work. I was wondering if you could tell me the actual location of the speed sensor as there is no info on KZbin or in the Haynes manual. Would really appreciate your help

[@IwanSetiawan-ub5em]

Very useful video. I have a Pajero sport, the speedometer is not working, I've replaced the speed sensor with new one, driven gear is still looks good and Drive normally, electricity in the socket is ok, check engine is light off, what is the real problem?

[@isaaconeroa6458]

Do u know wat numbers it supose to be

[@onlyinjamaicavlog6744]

Questions it can only turn two ways because the pin that hold down the houseing has to hook in those slots

[@albertourrutia6555]

Hey Samuel I have a 2012 Mitsubishi L200 manual transmision, I changed the gearbox and speedometer stopped workin. Do you know in which position it needs to be installed the speed sensor ?

[@dingleshorney593]

Hi, wonder if you could help. I'm looking at a mitsubishi shogun 2002, was told by the guy that "It drives fine in manual mode as semi auto but gets gear jumpy in full auto mode. Took it to local garage and they said it was only an input shaft sensor" I have looked everywhere and can't find an input shaft sensor on line or anywhere, I ask my mechanics an shops and they say it sounds like a gearbkx/transmission sensor any ideas please thanks .

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

Well if its a V5A51 sensor is located next on left side of the transmission just behind the bell housing bellow the dipstick line. Your problem sounds to something electronic, the input shaft sensor mesure the rpm of the input shaft that connect to the torque converter and tells the TCM the engine speed for gear selection.

[@AS-lj5qc]

In the event that the health authority lost the place of the sensor, is there a way to return it to its correct place?

[@ruddyacj289]

Did you find a way to put it in the right place?

[@isaaconeroa6458]

Hi mate i need a sensor like that one for my 97 challenger. Do u have a sensor number please

[@ruddyacj289]

How can I put the sensor housing in the correct place? Is there a method besides try and failure...?

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

Depending on the gear color. Check with manufacturer the actual position for the sensor.

[@ruddyacj289]

@@samuelmaisonetrivas663 Ok, thank you very much

[@Omardottcom]

That’s good to know. My montero speed indicator has stopped working so I am looking to replace this sensor. I understand from your video that if I remove the whole geared assembly I need to put it back exactly the way it was. However, can I leave the geared assembly in place and instead remove t he black, plastic sensor part? If so, does it just come off by unthreading it with a wrench like a bolt?

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

Yes you can replace just the sensor itselfe without removing the gear, how ever check first if the gear is not worn out. They are made of plastic a can get damage by time and heat.

[@Omardottcom]

@@samuelmaisonetrivas663 Ang idea where to buy the geared part of the sensor, or what it called or what the part number is? I only see the actual sensor online when I try to look for it. Thanks again.

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

@@Omardottcom I have a screen shot of the part name and how to look for it, is not a common part to replace so you are going to find it wit the Deeler or an authorized distributor.

[@johnfranherhernandez5118]

@@samuelmaisonetrivas663 una pregunta bro yo tengo mi montero sport 4 cilindro pero me dejo de funcionar el velocimetro el mecánico me dijo q estaba degastado el engranaje de plástico y mi pregunta es si alcomprar el sensor del velocimetro no viene ahí esa parte de plástico de engranaje con el sensor

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

@johnfranherhernandez5118 si es el engranaje plastico del sensor y es completo, por que ellos mayormente vienen la parte exterior, se supone que si. Es importante verificar que el interno no este lastimadoo desgastado.

[@butanezi]

Where is that sensor?????

[@samuelmaisonetrivas663]

Its suposed to be at the tail of the transmission on the left side.

[@lolofanfan6581]

Nisan rog

[@LuisLopez-xt8to]

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