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  1. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    By the way, here's the function of the speed sensor's There are two of them, one on bell housing that we've all been discussing and there's one midway of the tranny. They are there to keep someone from shifting from 7th to reverse at a high speed. Or from 7th to 1st. It will inhibit the shift...
  2. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    You did good to lead me down same path lol.
  3. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    No he has no winch.
  4. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    Yes something has to different! Four trucks so far do find with out. So something is going on here. Now I really want to know why.
  5. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    No it goes into a wiring harness with wire protection around all the wires. Not taking all that off.
  6. Coffey1

    Is an Engine Speed sensor necessary?

    This is the sensor that has no effect on my 1088 3116 other than tac not working after unplugging it. And tm's are calling it speed sensor.
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