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marlin crawler vss or other options for speed sensor?
so I've been reading on google and other forums and i wanted to know if anyone has found another fix for this problem.?
i have 1jz in my sc400 with a 5 speed r154 . i found this link http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=30862.0 which pretty much says that the Factory Toyota 1992-95 4cyl Vehicle Speedometer Sensor Assembly works.. has anyone tried that?? and i read that the sensor on the e340 auto trans works.. but haven't found anyone online or any info on any forum that can back that up.. can anyone confirm any of this?? just trying to find other options.. thanks |
I can't speak to the recommendation on that forum but I bought a MC VSS for mine. This is mostly because the cost for all the little things add up and I've yet to hear someone complain about it not working.
I think that is the reason most people use the screw-on VSS. |
Originally Posted by KahnBB6
(Post 8029527)
I can't speak to the recommendation on that forum but I bought a MC VSS for mine. This is mostly because the cost for all the little things add up and I've yet to hear someone complain about it not working.
I think that is the reason most people use the screw-on VSS. |
You could also just buy it from Marlin Crawler directly. Driftmotion is good though. The only other way around this is either finding a used compatible Toyota VSS assembly or buying it new.
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Originally Posted by KahnBB6
(Post 8030397)
You could also just buy it from Marlin Crawler directly. Driftmotion is good though. The only other way around this is either finding a used compatible Toyota VSS assembly or buying it new.
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looks like it should from the picture. looks like its on the transfer case of the 4 cyl 4x4 trucks.
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Originally Posted by Ali SC3
(Post 8030656)
looks like it should from the picture. looks like its on the transfer case of the 4 cyl 4x4 trucks.
its my wife day off so i didn't have a chance to leave the house or deal with any car stuff. except wash her car and do some work around the house :cry:. anyways i have the day off tomorrow so i will be going on a parts run. hopefully i can locate a damn sensor somewhere used.. i didn't see any wires under my car or around the trans.. its a sc400 any idea where i can locate the plug that goes on the trans.. thanks |
sorry I know as much about the auto transmission as I know about tire stretching, and that's pretty much not a whole lot at all.
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i have issues with mine not working some times. it quits on me mostly after a long drive or a few hard pulls. but I also have an issue with my temp gauge, might not even be the MC VSS, one day ill get under the car and take a look at it
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Originally Posted by kinch09
(Post 8034557)
i have issues with mine not working some times. it quits on me mostly after a long drive or a few hard pulls. but I also have an issue with my temp gauge, might not even be the MC VSS, one day ill get under the car and take a look at it
- toyota part # 83181-20040 which is a sensor off a 91-95 toyota privia or a 92-98 toyota land cruiser. i just put mine in. i got it off a 92 previa . (you simply uncrew the top part. i posted a pic below of what it looks like) its plug and play to your stock harness and it works great.. i even drove by a radar on my street and its on spot.. ill post a picture soon as i can of the sensor.. it screws into the stock r154 sensor out of a mk3. this sensor cost me $2.00 :woot: at picknpull . heres a picture of what it looks like http://www.autopartsnetwork.com/imag...BA_0905041.jpg good luck guys. |
good find, and on one of my favorite land cruisers as well.
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Originally Posted by Ali SC3
(Post 8035214)
good find, and on one of my favorite land cruisers as well.
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very nice! looks like ill be trying this soon
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Originally Posted by kinch09
(Post 8034557)
i have issues with mine not working some times. it quits on me mostly after a long drive or a few hard pulls. but I also have an issue with my temp gauge, might not even be the MC VSS, one day ill get under the car and take a look at it
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