Ensun 31935-8E006 Automatic Transmission Input/Output/Vehicle Speed Sensor

Got 2 of these for around 40 bucks each to fix a output speed sensor code on a 02 maxima after paying $140 for just one sensor at the local auto parts store that went bad within a month and I went ahead and changed the input speed sensor as well as they are the same kind of sensor and part number as a preventative measure. I cleared the codes and it's been running great so far will update if I have any issues out of them in the future.

This part seems to work as specified by the seller. Quality lock alright; however, the old OEMs’ connection design was set on to be connected to the left side and the new Ensun 31935-8E0 connection was designed to the right (this means that I have to readjust the connection plug cable so it can be securely connected).

Part works perfectly on my 2002 Nissan Altima. Changing the part out was super easy. YouTube has videos on how to change it out. Altogether I would say it took about 30 minutes to change it out and most of the work is really taking the tire off and putting it back on.

This product came fast and all and fit fairly well as expected. The part partially failed in 3 days. My check engine light was cleared for less than a week. My light came back just before I could get it inspected for the same issue. (P0720 Output Shaft Speed Sensor Circuit) It's half functional because my gear's are shifting for now but I can feel the hesitation in correct shifting like when my original part went out... If I would have gotten a response to the email I sent I would have been okay but now I feel played so I decided to put my review in. Customer service matters. This is how you lose one quickly.

It fit properly on the insert side, and on the electrical connector. The device worked to fix the problem, at only a few dollars cost. On the Nissan Maxima, just jack up the driver's front, and remove the drivers side wheel, and the inside plastic wheel well cover (plastic screw, and one bolt, easy). Then unbolt the 10mm retainer bolt, pull out the old, put in the new (with oring), bolt, reconnect, and replace wheel well piece and tire. 30m to 1 hour or less.

Value for the money, went to get it at auto zone and they wanted over $100 for it. I love Amazon because of small things like this

Is this the input and output for the speed sensor

Worked perfectly! Fixed the stalling and shifting issue on my 2001 Nissan Maxima. If you have trouble code P702 this is definitely the fix for you and it is one of the easiest / quickest car repairs I’ve ever done. Took all of 15 minutes.