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Technology2005
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VSS Location
« on: May 15th, 2011, 4:18pm » |
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I've recently purchased a new Vehicle Speed Sensor for one of the 2.0l 16V Auto Scorpios and am getting around to swapping it this week. I've noticed the speedo is reading low - as much as by half when cold, and always at least 10% even when warm so figure this could be part of the reason for clunky gear changes I have had for a long time. I've had a hunt around and although there is a guide to changing the VSS on the site I was hoping for guidance on where exactly it is located on the gearbox as (to a lay mechanic like me) the diagrams don't tell me exactly where it is. Are there any underside photos where I can pinpoint where to look for it, or is it going to be blindingly obvious when I get under the car? Will I need the car to be raised a lot or will it be fine on axle stands and do I have any underbody heatshields to remove to change it? Any pointers appreciated. Thanks, David
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gozz
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Re: VSS Location
« Reply #2 on: May 15th, 2011, 4:50pm » |
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Its on the tail shaft housing near the back of the transmission on the nearside held in by a 10mm bolt and clamp,quite an easy job.
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Tekno
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Re: VSS Location
« Reply #3 on: May 15th, 2011, 8:55pm » |
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it's easy to notice when you detach heatshield below gearstick
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1998 Ford Scorpio Ultima Estate 2.3i 16V
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