Hey if those speed sensors fail and it continues to go into limp mode, change the ecm. I did this with a junkyard ecm for $35.00 and it runs great! It's been about 15K miles and doing great.
Super helpful video, thanks for putting it together! I haven't been able to find a lot of repair content on these transmissions for some reason. You should really make more videos like this, you're good at it!
Thanks for your video... it has helped Tremendously. I was pretty lost before Watching this video. I was able to follow along thanks to your handy-dandy green laser even though I don’t know much about cars. I appreciate you taking the time to making such a thorough video.
lol got part for $12. After changing it I can tell you the 2000 is 90% the same as the 2005. I'm making the video for the 2000 now. Thanks for the help.
Is there a shift solenoid that’s easily accessible in this car? Just changed the sensors but I couldn’t find the solenoid. Best research I’ve done says it’s in the transmission. Shooting my shot in these comments now.
Helpful video, but my car must have a different size or type engine because the air filter hose thing was not moveable and really was a pain to get around! There was also some type of cord over top of the shifter cable that made getting the bolt for the speed sensor out nearly impossible. But 1.5 hours later, success.
2008 Hyundai tiburon 4 cyl automatic won't shift on its own, have to place it in manual mode to shift. Would shifting and be tied to the input sensor or that 3rd sensor in the back? The Tach and Speedometer are displaying correctly. The TPMS is stuck on and all the tires are at 35psi.
@@Zeta4224 0700 is a general code that tells you something is wrong with transmission. Not a specific code. 0720 and 0715 are specific codes that tell you these sensors must be replaced.
abs speed sensor front drivers side. Take wheel off and see whats up. Scan first. I put an aftermarket radio and obdii bluetooth scanner. Scanners are like $20. Anyway I can plug this $20 BT obd ii into any car thats parked within 50 ft of my other car and scan everything. I bet whomever did your brakes last didn't mount it to the brake line bracket. 2 lines 2 brackets 1 bolt. its a total B to line everything up. If my wife wasn't hawking over me I'd just mount the brake line and use a zip tie for the speed sensor. A lot easier if you have a lift. I hate getting under cars even with 2 jack stands and a jack with 3 tires on the ground. Had a 2.5 ton craftsman jack fail on me 15 years ago. Thank god all the tires were on or I wouldnt be writing this. I had to dodge the rear pumpkin from smashing my pumpkin.
Hi what made you have to change this sensor?? I've been having an issue where my transmission is slipping and when I accelerate my RPMs go up but car doesn't accelerate. Have a friend recommended changing this sensor
@@NattyB-qc2ny Hi I had to replace my transmission but if you changed your crank sensor I've heard on some cars you have to relearn it using a scan tool.
My input speed sensor is stuck. I can wiggle it but does not come out. Also, has anybody tried to replace Tucson 2009's input speed sensor. There are many similar sensors out there on eBay, Amazon, but none of them says it is compatible with Tucson 2009. Any comments will be well appreciated. And thanks to Nate S for the video - excellent job!!
She lost a bolt in the engine bay, bet it's never happened to you since your only tool is probably a butter knife. Go to homedepot or lowes and get the same thread pitch and sized bolt (length also). It's just a sensor bolt not a wheel stud.
@@johnonthecooldoe6338 No, at the time my greater weakness was just diagnosis. That's why I no longer have that car. My current one is within my abilities to not only work on but also troubleshoot without expensive equipment. Without knowing oneself one can never understand one's world.
@@Bit-while_going I get an occasional p0720 faulty output sensor CEL goes off without even clearing the code. I changed both input and output sensors with doorman brand sensors. Car went into limp mode first gear only. Cleaned the old ones, reinstalled. Can't remember if I cleared the code or it was gone but i think it was gone. Car runs perfect. If I see the code pop up again I'll use oem parts. This is the first time doorman let me down. At least this kinda rules out the abs or vehicle speed sensor I hear it can be the ecu too.
@@johnonthecooldoe6338 Could be. But you really need the high tech scanner to know for sure, and you it's gonna be cheaper and easier than putting a different transmission in.
It's hard to know. Input sensor seems to go bad more often than output so buy both and try that one first. Then you can return whichever one you don't need
hi! i have this problem with my sonata 2007 nf 2400cc i changed the fuse box, chek the all of connectors, all the wiring, changed all the selenoid, changed the gearbox with the another gearbox but the erorr exist🤦🏻♂️ can someone help me?!🤦🏻♂️ please!!
Mine was stuck in 3rd. Those are symptoms of bad sensors. If you can get it to an automotive store and get a diagnostic done, they might be able to tell you which sensor you need. If not, buy them both, install them one at a time, and see which one fixes the problem and then return the other.
Best way to know what you need is to have a diagnostic check done on the vehicle. Autozone offers free diagnostics. From there you can usually determine which/both sensors you need.
Do both then clean the whole area with crc letric parts cleaner. I'd pick up a can of crc belt conditioner while you're at the parts store and condition both sides of the belt with the engine running. You can also use the lectra cleaner to clean all the oil out of your alternator from your leaky upper valve gasket.
Hey if those speed sensors fail and it continues to go into limp mode, change the ecm. I did this with a junkyard ecm for $35.00 and it runs great! It's been about 15K miles and doing great.
Thank you for the detailed description on which is the input vs the output sensor. Saved me from an unnecessary repair.
Really nice detailed video, particularly the green laser pointer showing exactly which bolts you were talking about.
Super helpful video, thanks for putting it together! I haven't been able to find a lot of repair content on these transmissions for some reason. You should really make more videos like this, you're good at it!
Great video. It saved me a visit to the repair shop, thanks.
Awesome videos the shop wants more than 200 these days thanks a million. 7 bolts took me about 2 hours but saved me that mechanic bill
This video saved my life!!!! To find the input and output transmission sensors 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for your video... it has helped
Tremendously. I was pretty lost before Watching this video. I was able to follow along thanks to your handy-dandy green laser even though I don’t know much about cars. I appreciate you taking the time to making such a thorough video.
hey if you remember im tryna fix my car did it say p0708 cus i want to say thats the transmission range sensor
like the car reader from o Riley lol
Excellent video..it helps me a lot....I just changed my sensors in 2006 sonata....
ketty cat were you having shifting issues? Did it fix the problem?
lol got part for $12. After changing it I can tell you the 2000 is 90% the same as the 2005. I'm making the video for the 2000 now.
Thanks for the help.
Great Video. Thanks for the detailed info.
great video.....dealerships are very expensive....
Omg they are. I won't take my card to the dealership anymore after being charged 135.00 for a gas cap. 🤔
Glad I saw your video i think this will help me a lot,will do this this week end.
Was your car only going in Reverse and not moving forward? And did this fix your car?
Thank you for this video 👍
Thanks saved me!
Is there a shift solenoid that’s easily accessible in this car? Just changed the sensors but I couldn’t find the solenoid. Best research I’ve done says it’s in the transmission. Shooting my shot in these comments now.
Thanks for the video. What's up with your throttle body?
Helpful video, but my car must have a different size or type engine because the air filter hose thing was not moveable and really was a pain to get around! There was also some type of cord over top of the shifter cable that made getting the bolt for the speed sensor out nearly impossible. But 1.5 hours later, success.
Hello, why was it changed please?What is the fault? Is it number p0717?
2008 Hyundai tiburon 4 cyl automatic won't shift on its own, have to place it in manual mode to shift.
Would shifting and be tied to the input sensor or that 3rd sensor in the back?
The Tach and Speedometer are displaying correctly.
The TPMS is stuck on and all the tires are at 35psi.
Autozone does free diagnostic that could tell you for sure. Shifting issue does sound like the speed sensors though.
@@nates9536 Two of the same codes "P0700" Transmission Control System pulled.
@@Zeta4224 0700 is a general code that tells you something is wrong with transmission. Not a specific code. 0720 and 0715 are specific codes that tell you these sensors must be replaced.
Good job helpful
do you think i could apply this to my 2006 hyundai tuscon. I imagine it could. My speedometer is out.
speedometer I believe are located by the brake caliper in the front... this sensor are for downshift and upshifting problems...
abs speed sensor front drivers side. Take wheel off and see whats up. Scan first. I put an aftermarket radio and obdii bluetooth scanner. Scanners are like $20. Anyway I can plug this $20 BT obd ii into any car thats parked within 50 ft of my other car and scan everything. I bet whomever did your brakes last didn't mount it to the brake line bracket. 2 lines 2 brackets 1 bolt. its a total B to line everything up. If my wife wasn't hawking over me I'd just mount the brake line and use a zip tie for the speed sensor. A lot easier if you have a lift. I hate getting under cars even with 2 jack stands and a jack with 3 tires on the ground. Had a 2.5 ton craftsman jack fail on me 15 years ago. Thank god all the tires were on or I wouldnt be writing this. I had to dodge the rear pumpkin from smashing my pumpkin.
What codes were you getting?
Hi what made you have to change this sensor?? I've been having an issue where my transmission is slipping and when I accelerate my RPMs go up but car doesn't accelerate. Have a friend recommended changing this sensor
Have you solved this? My 09 has the same issue, replaced crank sensor but still slow
@@NattyB-qc2ny Hi I had to replace my transmission but if you changed your crank sensor I've heard on some cars you have to relearn it using a scan tool.
My speedometer needle doesn't go up when i accelerate and the miles meter imhas been stopped.. what should i do. Hyundai santa fe 2008 3.3L V6.
Almost certainly the input speed sensor shown here.
Great vid lol
My input speed sensor is stuck. I can wiggle it but does not come out. Also, has anybody tried to replace Tucson 2009's input speed sensor. There are many similar sensors out there on eBay, Amazon, but none of them says it is compatible with Tucson 2009. Any comments will be well appreciated. And thanks to Nate S for the video - excellent job!!
Would this work for 2004 Hyundai sonata, is layout the same?
Should be very similar.
U da goat
Thanks
Hey I got that problem did that make your car stall while your driving?
Is this a v6
What are the specs for the bolt for the input sensor? Can I get one from home depot?
You must be a 👠 woman. Car bolt at HOME DEPOT!; 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
She lost a bolt in the engine bay, bet it's never happened to you since your only tool is probably a butter knife. Go to homedepot or lowes and get the same thread pitch and sized bolt (length also). It's just a sensor bolt not a wheel stud.
@@johnonthecooldoe6338 No, at the time my greater weakness was just diagnosis. That's why I no longer have that car. My current one is within my abilities to not only work on but also troubleshoot without expensive equipment. Without knowing oneself one can never understand one's world.
@@Bit-while_going I get an occasional p0720 faulty output sensor
CEL goes off without even clearing the code. I changed both input and output sensors with doorman brand sensors. Car went into limp mode first gear only. Cleaned the old ones, reinstalled. Can't remember if I cleared the code or it was gone but i think it was gone. Car runs perfect. If I see the code pop up again I'll use oem parts. This is the first time doorman let me down. At least this kinda rules out the abs or vehicle speed sensor I hear it can be the ecu too.
@@johnonthecooldoe6338 Could be. But you really need the high tech scanner to know for sure, and you it's gonna be cheaper and easier than putting a different transmission in.
which is the a and which one is the b sensor?
how did you know which one was bad?
It's hard to know. Input sensor seems to go bad more often than output so buy both and try that one first. Then you can return whichever one you don't need
@@nates9536 thank you for the reply back. Do you know if both of them are the same size or is one shape different than the other?
@@codycastro8083 They are different. I detail the differences somewhere in the first half of the video
Thank you.
hi! i have this problem with my sonata 2007 nf 2400cc
i changed the fuse box, chek the all of connectors, all the wiring, changed all the selenoid, changed the gearbox with the another gearbox but the erorr exist🤦🏻♂️
can someone help me?!🤦🏻♂️ please!!
Hi mate wondering if you can help me I have a 2006 santa fe that will reverse but do nothing in drive. Would these sensors be my problem ?
What was wrong with your car. Mine has no reverse and stick in 3rd
Mine was stuck in 3rd. Those are symptoms of bad sensors. If you can get it to an automotive store and get a diagnostic done, they might be able to tell you which sensor you need. If not, buy them both, install them one at a time, and see which one fixes the problem and then return the other.
@@nates9536 did u have reverse? Im buying both on ebay for 14 bucks
@@therealwillie2024
Did that fix your problem? I have the same issue. Please let me know what happens
@@Hussain-el2bh still have no reverse but the light is gone
I'm having the same problem. I'm going to try a new input sensor. If not that, I don't know. Is yours also making a lot of noise when you hit the gas?
How do you know if you need both parts?
Best way to know what you need is to have a diagnostic check done on the vehicle. Autozone offers free diagnostics. From there you can usually determine which/both sensors you need.
Do both then clean the whole area with crc letric parts cleaner. I'd pick up a can of crc belt conditioner while you're at the parts store and condition both sides of the belt with the engine running. You can also use the lectra cleaner to clean all the oil out of your alternator from your leaky upper valve gasket.
What code did this give
P0715 or p0720
Hyundai sonata 2007 speed metar neudels jumping please help me
How many sensors u just change
I prefer to wait for 104 degrees
bro axle let u down harddd
bruh !!!!!!!!
look at all the oil in the throttle,, this needed a new pcv valve
It’s a $200 job.
Failed to mention engine size. Thumbs down
good video. but why are you speaking like that?
Probably because it was 17 degrees and I was all stuffed up trying to work in the cold
Thanks