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Re: Installed sensor on transmission and speedometer...
4 wheel drive?, size motor? have you probed all the fuses under hood and dash? the spedo may be bad or a wire has been broke between the speed sensor and the spedo
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sounds to me like the vss (vehicle speed sensor) isnt working...its on the passanger side of the car on the top of the transmission..(just above where the right side axle is installed) youll see a 2 wire connector...sometimes they come unlpugged and when that happens no speedometer=no shifting because it doesnt know that its in motion,therefore doesnt know when or too shift..,
the PO700 code is a generic transmission code. You would need access to a proper scan tool to check for transmission codes. However if you speedo isnt working, it sounds as though you have a bad output speed sensor. This part runs about 60.00 from the dealer, and is fairly easy to install. No speed signal will put the transmission into limp mode, and keep it stuck in 2nd gear.
The speedometer uses a the signal from the speed sensor on the drivers side of the transmission near the tail shaft. The sensor is held in with a retaining bolt and pulls out after removing the bolt.
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