Where is the speedometer sensor on the trans 6 speed

Hi David,here's your speed sensor,it's mounted on your transmission,it controls the speedometer. http://www.autozone.com/engine-management/vehicle-transmission-speed-sensor/duralast-vehicle-transmission-speed-sensor/lexus/es300/1993/6-cylinders-v-3-0l-mfi-dohc/135932_0_20285

have no pic but it is located in the trans axle on top about 4-6" in from the passenger side half shaft were it enters the trans axle.its were the speedometer cable connects to it.there should be an electrical connection at the site.i believe this system was used before they also added one behind the instrument cluster.

If this is an electronic dash check fuses first. If it has a cable to the trans (mechanical) then check to see if the cable is connected to the trans and then the back of the speedometer. Electronic speedos have a speed sensor on the trans that goes bad and the connections at the trans can get dirty at the electrical plug.

if I remember correctly, the speed sensor plugs into the trans and there were some concerns with the gear in the trans

simple test, with the engine running, have someone watch your speedometer while you hold the sensor in your hand, plugged in and spin the gear. If the speedometer works then suspect the trans gear

Did the speedometer stop working under 25MPH? If so replace the speed sensor on the differential "hog head". Its located on the top.

Sound like the speed sensor is not working right. Located on the drivers side of trans where the speedometer cable plugs in to the speed sensor. One 10mm bolt with clip holds it to trans.

ABS LIGHT ON AS WELL?IF SO..I WOULD LOOK AT ABS SENSOR IN REAR DIFFERENTIAL..GETS SPEED SIGNAL FROM THIS SENSOR AS WELL..USES ONE IN TRANS FOR TRANS SHIFTING

i think u may have blown a fuse

It may be a faulty speedometer with a short inside, or a short on speedometer wirings or connector.

Whenever car vibration cause the wiring to short, there you lose speedometer and trans functionality.

You need to access the speedometer connector and wirings to
instrument panel to fix this.

transmission!!!!!!!!!