Where is the correct location to connect the Modular Distance Sensor to the Vehicles Speed Sensor?
Most vehicles should have a 2-wire output from the VSS. On most Ford and Chrysler pick-up trucks, the best place is on the rear end differential housing using the rear ABS signal. On General Motors pick-up trucks, the best place is the VSS at the transmission. On many vehicles (both trucks and autos) you can go to the cruise control signal or to the vehicle ECU which is often located under the dashboard. Note: Vehicle wiring changes from year to year and model to model. For vehicle-specific color code information, submit a Support Request Form. Your local Auto/Truck dealer can also usually tell you where the VSS can be located on your vehicle Connect the red wire of the long 20’ VSS cable to the high speed signal wire from the vehicle’s speed sensor. (The black wire is for optional use with vehicles made before 2002. In these vehicles, it should be connected to the low speed signal wire of the vehicle’s speed sensor or chassis ground.) Crimp-on tap splice connectors are supplied for co
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