So my car is a manual and I went to the junkyard to find a VSS for my car. I believe the VSS I pulled at the junkyard was out of an auto tansmission. I don't think it matters but my dad asked me if it mattered. So I was wondering does it matter if its auto or manual VSS does it matter? Or is it the same?
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I was told that it does matter, and got one that was compatible.
I believe there's a thread here somewhere about it. A search might bring it up. -
Just the sensor or the whole mechanism all the way down into the transmission?
I can pull one from each and compare. I'm pretty sure the sensor is the same but the gear end might be different. I'm not around a parts catalog to compare part numbers though.1993 SE Coupe MRT - 1992 LX Sedan MRT
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Yeah just the sensor.Comment
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I plugged my 93 auto harness into a 91 manual sensor when I went 5 speed. 5k miles and no problems yet.Comment
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Yes the sensor is universal. It has a plug on top and bolts holding it to the rest of the mechanism. It is universal between A/T and M/T and not only that but the 9293 version fits on preludes, accords, civics, and a ton of other Hondas.
92-93 looks like this^
90-91 looks like this^
So it is more year specific than A/T or M/T specific for as far as the sensor itself goes.
Yes, but the other way around the harness might not reach. Using a 9091 harness on a 9293 sensor might be a real stretch unless you modify the wiring loom a bit.Originally posted by domesticated View PostLast edited by wildBill83; 07-14-2013, 08:51 PM.1993 SE Coupe MRT - 1992 LX Sedan MRT
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Thanks Wildbill I pulled a 9091 VSS. I have a 9293 Wiring harness the plug looks exactly like the 9091 though.Comment
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