Location of automatic transmission speed sensor in Subaru Tribeca:

The automatic transmission speed sensor in a Subaru Tribeca is usually located on the rear of the transmission, near the left drive shaft.

Instructions for replacing the automatic transmission speed sensor:

1. Precautions:
* Make sure the vehicle is parked on a level surface and in park mode.
* Allow the engine to cool.
* Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.

2. Lifting the car:
* Raise the car using a jack or lift.
* Install reliable supports under the car.

3. Search for sensor:
* Locate the automatic transmission speed sensor on the rear of the transmission. It is usually a small plastic block screwed to the body.

4. Disconnecting the connector:
* Disconnect the electrical connector from the sensor. Press the latch and pull the connector.

5. Unscrewing the sensor:
*Use a wrench or screwdriver to remove the bolt holding the sensor.

6. Removing the sensor:
* Carefully remove the sensor from the transmission. Be careful not to damage the rubber gasket on the sensor.

7. Installing a new sensor:
* Clean the mounting hole in the transmission of any dirt or debris.
* Lubricate the new sensor rubber gasket with clean ATF.
* Insert the sensor into the mounting hole and tighten the bolt.
* Connect the electrical connector to the sensor.

8. Lowering the car:
* Lower the vehicle from jacks or a lift.

9. Battery connection:
* Connect the negative terminal of the battery.

10. Check:
* Start the engine and shift the gearshift lever to different positions to ensure that the automatic transmission speed sensor is working correctly.

Note:
* When installing a new sensor, it is important to ensure that the rubber gasket is installed correctly. This will prevent transmission fluid from leaking.
*If you are unsure about replacing the automatic transmission speed sensor yourself, consult a qualified mechanic for help.

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