Standard Ignition SC386 manual transmission output shaft speed sensor for the 1992-1995 Toyota 4Runner and other vehicles senses how fast the transmission output shaft turns. This listing is one sensor.
- Rectangular female plug-in connector with two male blade terminals
- Materials built to withstand extreme conditions
- Extensive testing for reliability
- Quality control throughout the manufacturing process
Quick facts
- Part: Standard Ignition SC386 manual transmission output shaft speed sensor
- Fits: the 1992-1995 Toyota 4Runner and other vehicles
- Condition: New
A failing speed sensor can show up as a speedometer that reads erratically or not at all, or as a warning light. Damaged wiring, a corroded connector or the instrument cluster can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you buy a sensor.
Fits
As a direct-fit OE replacement, this sensor also covers the 1993-1998 Toyota T100 and the 1993-1997 Toyota Previa, and each vehicle needs one. Look up your own year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Attachment method: Direct
- Connector quantity: 1
- Terminal quantity: 2
Build and materials
- Connector: rectangular, female, plug-in
- Terminal: male blade
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: China
In the box
One manual transmission output shaft speed sensor. The wiring harness, hardware and mounting bracket are not included, and the old hardware may not be reusable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Standard Ignition SC386 manual transmission output shaft speed sensor right for a 1992-1995 Toyota 4Runner?
Yes, Standard Ignition SC386 is listed for the 1992-1995 Toyota 4Runner, and one sensor is needed per vehicle. For other years or models, look in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does the SC386 come with a wiring harness or mounting bracket?
No. This listing is the sensor only; the wiring harness, hardware and mounting bracket are not included.
What kind of connector does this output shaft speed sensor have?
The Standard Ignition SC386 has a rectangular female plug-in connector with two male blade terminals, and the sensor attaches directly.
How can I tell if a manual transmission output shaft speed sensor is failing?
A speedometer that jumps or does not move, or a warning light, can be signs. With the engine off, you can look at the connector for damage; a shop can test the signal.
Is the Standard Ignition SC386 a direct-fit replacement?
Yes. Standard Ignition SC386 is a direct-fit OE replacement made for ease of installation, and it goes through extensive testing for reliability.
