00:00The OSS sensor, also called the output shaft speed sensor, is installed on the transmission.
00:06Their job is to measure how fast the shaft that sends the motion to the wheels is rotating.
00:09In most cars with automatic transmission, the OSS sensor is located on the side or rear.
00:15of the casing,
00:15or where the arrows connect. It is recognized by its electrical connector.
00:19In front-wheel drive vehicles, the engine and transmission are mounted transversely.
00:23In these cases, the OSS sensor may be located near the differential or on top of the automatic transmission.
00:28To locate it precisely, look at the vehicle diagram.
00:32You shouldn't confuse it with the OSS sensor, which measures input speed.
00:36Before disassembling it, disconnect the battery and clean the area.
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