scan for codes first and where did the trans come from? you may have a bad solenoid or valve hung up.

Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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Pulled engine and transmission together from a recent wreck. Set a turbine speed sensor code, but cleared after I replaced it with a known good one. Would a solenoid or valve result in no movement from the speedometer?

Response from KF
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no but you could have a bad sensor even if you thought it was good. does it shift to any gear or just stays in limp mode. have you tried the easy stuff like fuses underhood and in car? is the ground good on engine and does gry/blk wire getting a signal from the pcm?

Answered by hmac300 (expert)
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I swapped the sensor from my original transmission to the installed, which was working fine before the head gasket blew. Fuses all look good.
Will double check the ground on the engine. I haven't checked the signals yet but plan to do so this evening
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Response from KF
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did you replace the vehicle speed sensor?? it is on the passenger side of the trans.

you need a scan tool to see if there is a signal to the pcm.

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Get a scaner and check transmission data. This would be a big help. And end a lot of questions. Some where along the line your loosing your spedo input .

Answered by djcl (expert)
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Checked continuity between pcm and vss. Loose connector at pcm. Problem solved.
Thanks for the inputs...I appreciate it

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No problem

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