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Old 5/7/13, 03:57 PM
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Speed Sensor Bolt size?

Anyone know the size and thread pattern of the speed sensor bolt in the tranny, i need a new one cuz its leaking fluid cuz the bolt is stripped?

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I believe its a 1/4 20 bolt short length maybe 3/4". But if it leaks doesnt mean you need the bolt. You probably can replace the sensor for around 35 $ or maybe even just the oring. I would clean off the seat area also to ensure a good seal.
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thanks, im going to get a new sensor but the bolt is stripped and i cant tighten it down. im gonna try that size bolt
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Originally Posted by Tyson30
thanks, im going to get a new sensor but the bolt is stripped and i cant tighten it down. im gonna try that size bolt
Ok. I could be wrong but im pretty sure thats its. Good luck man.
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If the bolt is stripped, good chance the threads in the trans are damaged. Might want to run a tap down to clean it up
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Originally Posted by conv_stang
If the bolt is stripped, good chance the threads in the trans are damaged. Might want to run a tap down to clean it up
Very good idea, thank you for the input... I didnt even think of that
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Originally Posted by Tyson30

Very good idea, thank you for the input... I didnt even think of that
No problem man...hope it works out for you
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how much fluid should i expect to come out when i remove the sensor?
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Originally Posted by Tyson30
how much fluid should i expect to come out when i remove the sensor?
I dont think any. It may though if you jack the front of the car up higher than the back,or if its overfilled. But you should be ok.
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Originally Posted by Tyson30
how much fluid should i expect to come out when i remove the sensor?
Shouldn't be much
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Originally Posted by Tyson30

Very good idea, thank you for the input... I didnt even think of that
Your gonna need a helicoil... Just sayin
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how much fluid should i expect to come out when i remove the sensor?
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