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Speed sensor location on a 2006 Toyota Corolla?

I've just replaced the manual clutch assembly in my 2006 Toyota Corolla and the speedometer isn't working. I'm guessing I simply didn't reconnect the speed sensor, but I don't know where to look for it. It's not under the car by the drive axles.

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It is on the ouside of the transmission and has 2 or three wiries foing to it.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: 1998 Rodeo Transmission Speed Sensor

i think near rear of trans near output shaft

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 20, 2009

SOURCE: toyota tacoma speedometer, odometer, tachometer not working

It is definitely the speed sensor assembly which hangs outside the transmission underneath the truck. Usually runs a little over $110

Anonymous

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SOURCE: p0720 speedometer and car speed problems

if it worked for a short time then check the wiring around the sensor you would have moved them around changing the sensor

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2004 Toyota Corolla. The speedometer and odometer stopped working. Where is the fuse located please?

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You mean the lights in it? Fuse 18.

https://fuse-box.info/toyota/toyota-corolla-e120-e130-2003-2008-fuses

Or the actual speed information? No fuse, the data comes from a speed sensor and it processed by the ECM and BCM. Videos in the link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2004+toyota+corolla+fuse+speedometer+not+working

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The speed meter cable arises from rear middle side of the transmission and is attached to the rear of combination meter assembly. It is a two part system. One is the inner speed meter wire and the outer cable or sleeve, in which the inner speed meter wire rotates to show the vehicle speed. The speed meter cable is in some Toyota models is made up or two cables, a smaller cable near the transmission side and larger one towards the meter, which are joined together to form a single piece First look up the inner wire of smaller piece and then pull out the other larger inner wire, without removing the whole cable. If it is found broken, replace the whole assembly.
To replace the speed meter cable assembly, unscrew the cable at the transmission side. Sit on a driver's seat, open the Philips screws from under side of the combination meter. Pull out the whole cover by tilting it to release from the steering wheel. Unscrew the 4 Philips screws, pull out the meter assembly a bit, bend your claw to approach behind the meter assembly, push the speed meter plastic lock force fully towards the cable and pull out the cable.
Ask your companion to slowly pull out the cable from the engine compartment side and you also push the cable towards the same direction simultaneously to take it out.
Install the new cable in the reversed order of dis assembly.
Hope that works. Thank you.
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1989 toyota corolla 1.6 gl, where can i find the terminal for speedometer in the engine bay..

Output speed sensor usually located in transmission usually close to where axles go into transmission. The sensor can be identified by having 8 mm headed bolt that hold the sensor in. These speed sensors just don't quit one day. A wire is usually the culprit or debris on magnet of sensor or physically broken sensor. If speedometer intermittently starts working then its always a wire with bad connection.

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Have no speedometer or cruise, everything else working

speedometer controls the cruise control.the speed sensor is located on back of your transmission. using scanner select live data and drive. scanner will read the speed. if not replace the sensor.reset any code from computer.
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Check for loose connection of the speedometer wire at both the transmission or the speedometer assembly. If OK, replace the vehicle speed sensor.
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Based on your actions, it sounds like a wiring problem.
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The vehicle speed sensor is located below the air cleaner assembly, it is held in with one bolt (I believe 10mm):
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if is a fuse im nearly sure all the clocks would stop working.if this is not the case.replace the speed sensor tht lives on top of the gearbox.best of luck
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theres no cable in toyota corolla 1994 check the speed sensor or replace speedometer have same problem with my 1993 toyota corolla
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