How to Replace Speed Sensor 96-09 Chrysler Sebring
Difficulty: Intermediate · About 30 min · Chrysler Sebring
Replace the transmission input speed sensor on a 1996–2009 Chrysler Sebring, removing the air box for access and routing the wiring away from the intake.
Tools you will need
- Flat blade screwdriver
- 1 inch socket
- Ratchet and extensions
Parts and supplies
- Transmission input speed sensor
Steps
Remove the air box
Release the sensor harness clips and disconnect the vacuum hose. Loosen the intake hose clamp and lift the air box out of its mounting position.
Remove the old speed sensor
Release the sensor connector and remove the retaining tab or fastener. Use a suitable socket to loosen the sensor and withdraw it carefully.
Install the replacement sensor
Inspect the sensor opening and seal, then fit the replacement sensor in the same orientation. Tighten it to the vehicle's specification and reconnect its electrical harness.
Reinstall the air box
Seat the air box in its mounting points and reconnect the intake hose to the throttle body. Tighten the clamp and reconnect the vacuum hose and sensor harnesses.
Verify operation
Start the vehicle and check for warning indicators or abnormal shifting behavior. Confirm that all intake connections and electrical plugs are secure.
Check your vehicle’s repair manual for exact specifications and fit.