OEM Dodge Stratus Speed Sensor

Dodge Stratus Speed Sensor Parts and Q&A

• Vehicle Speed Sensor
  4707839AA
  Q: How to Maintain a Speed Sensor on the Rear Wheel on Dodge Stratus?

  A:

  The best place to start when servicing the rear wheel speed sensor is by taking off the rear seat cushions and back. Slide back the pad on the main silencer and reach inside the wheel house silencer to locate the wheel speed sensor harness connector. Once found, pull the connector out so you can then separate it from the vehicle wiring harness without forgetting to remove the foam sleeve. Elevate the car and get rid of the retaining clip for the speed sensor harness sealing grommet on the rear frame rail, next to the harness and grommet from the vehicle body. Take away the routing clips from the rear upper Control Arm and then remove the bolt and the wheel speed sensor. During installation, guide the wheel speed sensor wires clear of the moving components under the car. Attach the speed sensor to the brake adapter, hold it with a secure bolt running at 8 Nm (75 inch lbs.) and put the routing clip on the upper control arm and secure it tightly. Feeding the harness into the frame rail hole will enable you to put in the sealing grommet and retainer and fasten them with the bolt. Carefully lower the vehicle, attach the speed sensor harness to the vehicle harness, cover the join with foam sleeve and reattach the main silencer pad. Later, add back the rear seat back and cushion, then drive it and check that the base and ABS systems work properly.
• Speed Sensor
  4800879
  Q: How to Remove and Install a Speed Sensor on the Front Wheel on Dodge Stratus?

  A:

  Raise the vehicle on jack stands or a hoist, take off the covering and detach and remove the wheel and tire to access one of the front speed sensor units. Separate the speed sensor cable bracket from the Steering Knuckle and the retainer and bracket for the wiring harness from the inner fender. Pull the speed sensor sealing grommet from the inner fender and take the speed sensor cable out of the vehicle wiring harness. Once that is done, unscrew the bolt connecting the steering knuckle to the speed sensor and remove the sensor's head. Instead of using pliers on the seized locating pin of the speed sensor, take out the disc Brake Caliper and rotor and tap the pin out with a pin punch. For installation, join the wheel speed sensor cable to the vehicle wiring harness, slide the front inner fender grommet over the speed sensor cable assembly and secure it all with the grommet and retaining bracket bolt. Guide the speed sensor cable around the Shock Absorber as you install the bracket near the steering knuckle so it does not meet with any moving parts. First, torque the routing bracket bolt to 12 Nm (105 inch lbs.) and then fix the speed sensor head onto the steering knuckle, using a small bit of Mopar Multi-Purpose Grease or the equivalent around its locating pin. Fasten the speed sensor head firmly with an attaching screw tightened to 6 Nm (55 inch lbs.), set back the wheel and tire group and run a road test to ensure the base and ABS systems are operating correctly.