Speed Sensor (Gearbox) - CI - XREV572
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The CI Speed Sensor (Gearbox) XREV572 is designed for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts needing precise RPM monitoring within automatic transmission systems. Its primary benefit is providing consistent, accurate data to the vehicle's speedometer through robust inductive sensing technology. However, users must verify compatibility against OEM part numbers before installation, as this sensor is specific to certain transmission configurations and connection types.
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| Model Part Number | XREV572 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CI |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I know if this sensor fits my car?
Compare the XREV572 MPN with your existing OEM part number and verify that your vehicle uses a rectangular 2-pin connector.
Does this sensor come with a new O-ring?
The sensor is designed to integrate into the housing; ensure you check for a proper seal during installation.
Can I install this myself?
If you have basic mechanical knowledge and access to the underside of your vehicle, it is a straightforward replacement task.
What happens if the sensor fails?
Usually, your speedometer will stop working and the transmission may struggle to shift gears properly.
Is this a universal part?
No, it is specifically designed for transmissions compatible with the XREV572 configuration.
Troubleshooting
Speedometer needle fluctuates or is dead
Check the 2-pin connector for loose wires or corrosion; verify the sensor is fully seated in the gearbox.
Erratic gear shifting
The ECU may be receiving faulty RPM data. Inspect the sensor signal wire for continuity and ensure the sensor tip is free of metal debris.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Precise RPM monitoring accuracy
- Durable housing for transmission environments
- Standardized 2-pin connectivity
- Meets rigorous OEM performance specifications
Cons
- Requires specific transmission compatibility
- Installation requires access to the gearbox
- Not universal; must verify against OEM references
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation
- Ensure the vehicle is safely raised and the transmission is cool to the touch.
- Locate the speed sensor port on the gearbox housing.
- Disconnect the old 2-pin connector and unscrew the existing sensor.
- Clean the mounting area to prevent debris from entering the transmission housing.
- Insert the XREV572, ensuring the O-ring or seal is seated correctly to prevent fluid leaks.
- Tighten securely and reconnect the harness.
Compatibility
Always cross-reference your vehicle's original OEM part number with the XREV572 specifications. Due to the high variety of transmission setups, visual inspection of the 2-pin connector is recommended.
Care
Keep the electrical connector pins clean and free of corrosion. Avoid high-pressure water directly against the sensor housing during engine bay cleaning.