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Acura Integra Pick-Up Assembly
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Acura Integra Vehicle Speed Sensor (Denso)
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Acura Integra Main Pick-Up Assembly (Denso)
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Acura Integra Speed Sensor
Acura Integra Speed Sensor delivers precise vehicle speed data that the transmission computer needs for smooth shifting and stable driving, using signals that allow the module to adjust line pressure, shift timing, and torque converter lockup. The highly common style is the Speed Sensor, a magnet or reed based device mounted on the transmission output shaft that converts rotation into an electrical pulse stream read by the PCM or TCM. If this Speed Sensor fails, the Integra may skip upshifts, engage the clutch harshly, or lose cruise control. Some model years also employ wheel Speed Sensor units that track wheel rotation for systems like ABS, pairing a toothed tone ring with either a passive pickup or an active Hall Effect design that conditions the signal before sending it to the computer. While both types measure revolutions per time unit, the wheel version focuses on each hub and the transmission version monitors overall road speed, so the Integra benefits from complementary data. Accurate signals keep the Acura automatic gearbox responsive and ensure the Acura dashboard receives a steady speed reading, making the Speed Sensor a small but essential link between mechanical motion and electronic control in every modern Acura Integra.
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Acura Integra Speed Sensor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Does the Speed Sensor Function and How tot Be Tested on an Acura Integra?A:The Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS), located on the transaxle, is a permanent magnetic variable reluctance sensor that generates a pulsing voltage when the vehicle speed exceeds 3 mph, with these pulses utilized by the PCM to manage fuel injector duration and transaxle shift control. To check the VSS, disconnect the electrical connector in the wiring harness at the sensor and use a voltmeter to measure voltage at the connector; the circuit should have battery voltage available. If no voltage is present, inspect for an open circuit between the VSS and the fuse box, and check the black wire of the connector for continuity to body ground using an ohmmeter. If continuity is absent, look for breaks or poor connections in the black wire. To test the sensor, raise the front of the vehicle securely on jackstands, block the rear wheels, and place the transaxle in Neutral. After connecting the electrical connector to the VSS and turning the ignition to On, backprobe the VSS connector signal wire with a voltmeter, connecting the negative lead to body ground. While holding one wheel steady, rotate the other wheel by hand; the voltmeter should pulse between zero and 5 volts, indicating the sensor is functioning properly. If it does not pulse, the sensor should be replaced by disconnecting the electrical connector, removing the retaining bolt, and lifting the VSS from the transaxle, with installation following the reverse order of removal.
