Designation:

* 11 71 738
* 93180292
* 5605367

Location:

* The selector position sensor is located on the automatic transmission selector housing, next to the gear shift knob.

Design:

* The sensor is a compact device consisting of:
* Housings
* Electrical contacts
* Potentiometer
* Return springs

Working principle:

* When the shift knob moves, the linkage associated with the sensor moves with it.
* The thrust mechanically acts on the potentiometer, changing its resistance.
* The change in resistance sends a signal to the engine control unit (ECU), which determines the position of the automatic transmission selector.

Functions:

The automatic transmission selector position sensor performs the following functions:

* Determines the current position of the automatic transmission selector.
* Provides information to the ECU about the selected gear.
* Controls the engine starting mode (automatic start vehicles only).

Signs of malfunction:

* Inability to change gears
* Incorrect indication of selector position on the dashboard
* Engine starting problems (for cars with automatic start)

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