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Dodge Caravan Sensor-Transmission Output Speed
Part Number: 4800879$47.12 MSRP: $64.35You Save: $17.23 (27%)
Dodge Caravan Speed Sensor
The Speed Sensor in Dodge Caravan vehicles help to determine the speed of the vehicle and the speeds of the rotation of the wheels. This data is input into the vehicle's computer modules which in turn tend to vary various systems inside the vehicle for instance the engine and the anti-lock brake (ABS) system. Caravan automobiles come with both the vehicle speed sensors (VSS) & wheel speed sensors (WSS), while the WSS began to replace mechanical speedometer linkages & later aid the ABS system. Indeed, there are the passive and the active Dodge Caravan speed sensors. Passive sensors produce sinusoidal waveforms due to magnetic fields created by the rotation of its components whilst active sensors contain various signal conditioning for varied output types. Recent advancements in the material technology have enabled the designers of the sensor to achieve high reliability and quality signals in different conditions to facilitate precise speed measurement.
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Dodge Caravan Speed Sensor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: Where Are the Transaxle Speed Sensors Located and How Do You Replace Them on Dodge Caravan?A: The transaxle speed sensors are located on the top of the transaxle. To replace, disconnect the electrical connector and unscrew the sensor from the case and if reusing, remove the old O-ring and install a new one and tighten both sensors to the correct specifications.
