What is the difference between a "shift solenoid," and a "speed sensor?"
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What is the difference between a "shift solenoid," and a "speed sensor?"
My Ford: 2001 E-350, Econoline, V10
After a long trip, my van's automatic transmission is shifting rough, revving up before the first shift point.
I ran a diagnostic, and it came back with two codes: one that said check fluid level. I did, and it was ok. The other code said "speed sensor."
When I called the Ford Parts Department at the local dealership, they had a "shift solenoid," but no speed sensor.
A shift solenoid sells for $412. A speen sensor sells (at the local NAPA) for $42.
Anyone have any idea which part I might need?
Thanks
After a long trip, my van's automatic transmission is shifting rough, revving up before the first shift point.
I ran a diagnostic, and it came back with two codes: one that said check fluid level. I did, and it was ok. The other code said "speed sensor."
When I called the Ford Parts Department at the local dealership, they had a "shift solenoid," but no speed sensor.
A shift solenoid sells for $412. A speen sensor sells (at the local NAPA) for $42.
Anyone have any idea which part I might need?
Thanks
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