Broken transmission sensor

[apedog]

So long story short I accidently ripped off one of the plug sensors coming out of the transmission and I have no idea where to buy a new one at. Its an auto.

Is their a website I can go to or do I have find a parts car?

Thanks

 

[miguelmcv]

Dealer. Is your best choice.
But there are some Websites as well.
(GOOGLE IT).

 

[Greeno]

check out DSM Graveyard - Your #1 Source for DSM Parts! too, lots of used parts

 

[apedog]

Dealer. Is your best choice.
But there are some Websites as well.
(GOOGLE IT).

Google isnt helping me at all in this situation trust me ive looked

 

[95TalonOwner]

Post a picture of what you need.

 

[apedog]

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In the first picture, the connector underneath where im holding the wires is where it connects to.
And the second picture is where the wires im holding come from the transmission.

I have no idea what it is. I looked through the service manual and still couldnt find it

 

[the_mork]

It is a bit hard to tell but this looks like the solenoid pack wiring in which case it is not a sensor at all.

Solenoids are easy to come by but not a whole lot of fun to replace as you'd have to drop the pan and valve body which is a messy hour long job but you'd have a whole undamaged solenoid harness again.

The easiest way of course is to get a used set of solenoids from either a 1g or a 2g, the only difference is that the 2g set will have an extra solenoid and wire which can be cut out and then just wire that plug in. Check your local forums or place a WTB ad in the classifieds. Probably someone near you will have a set that they can sell you for pretty cheap. I know I have several and would be willing to send you a set but I'm nowhere near them and wont be for weeks.

 

[apedog]

It is a bit hard to tell but this looks like the solenoid pack wiring in which case it is not a sensor at all.

Solenoids are easy to come by but not a whole lot of fun to replace as you'd have to drop the pan and valve body which is a messy hour long job but you'd have a whole undamaged solenoid harness again.

The easiest way of course is to get a used set of solenoids from either a 1g or a 2g, the only difference is that the 2g set will have an extra solenoid and wire which can be cut out and then just wire that plug in. Check your local forums or place a WTB ad in the classifieds. Probably someone near you will have a set that they can sell you for pretty cheap. I know I have several and would be willing to send you a set but I'm nowhere near them and wont be for weeks.

Do you have any idea of what that solenoid does? I cant find that out either

 

[DSMphx]

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[the_mork]

They're shift solenoids. Two of them control which gear you are in, and one of them controls the line pressure in the transmission (the one with the blue wire). Without them plugged in you'll only have 3rd gear.