SATURN S SERIES TRANSMISSION TEMPERATURE SENSOR TTS & HARNESS FIX! P0713

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Repairing the transmission temperature sensor on a Saturn SL2 involves several steps. Here’s a general guide, but keep in mind that specific details can vary based on your car’s model year and any modifications:
1. Locate the Sensor: Identify the transmission temperature sensor. It is often located on or near the transmission housing.
2. Disconnect the Battery: Ensure your safety by disconnecting the car battery before starting any repair work.
3. Drain Transmission Fluid (if necessary): Depending on the sensor’s location, you may need to drain some transmission fluid. Have a drain pan ready to catch the fluid.
4. Remove Old Sensor: Use the appropriate tools to disconnect and remove the old sensor. This may involve unplugging an electrical connector and unscrewing the sensor from its mounting point.
5. Install New Sensor: Carefully install the new sensor in the same position and secure it tightly. Reconnect any electrical connectors.
6. Refill Transmission Fluid (if necessary): If you drained transmission fluid, refill it to the recommended level using the correct type of fluid for your car.
7. Reconnect Battery: Reconnect the car battery.
8. Test: Start the car and test the transmission to ensure the new sensor is functioning correctly. Check for any leaks or issues.
Remember to consult your car’s service manual for detailed instructions, and if you’re uncomfortable with these steps, it’s advisable to seek professional help or take your vehicle to a certified mechanic.

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What were the symptoms that it was bad

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No symptoms just a trouble code. Wire was severed.