Standard Ignition TX222 auto trans oil temperature sensor for the 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey and other vehicles measures the temperature of the automatic transmission oil.
A transmission temperature warning light or odd shifting can be a sign of a sensor that is reading wrong. Before you replace it, rule out a damaged connector or wiring and a transmission problem that is overheating the oil, since those can show up the same way.
It is a direct-fit OE replacement for the 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey and the 2007 Acura TL. This listing is one sensor; a 2007 Acura TL takes one, and so does a 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One auto trans oil temperature sensor. A dust shield and splice connectors are not included.
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Is the Standard Ignition TX222 sensor right for a 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey or a 2007 Acura TL?
Yes. Standard Ignition TX222 fits the 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey and the 2007 Acura TL, with no engine restriction listed for either. The listing is one sensor.
What comes with the TX222 transmission oil temperature sensor?
The listing is one sensor. A dust shield and splice connectors are not included.
What kind of connector does the TX222 oil temperature sensor have?
It has a square, female plug-in connector with two wires and two male blade terminals with brass contacts. The sensor is rated at 12 volts.
Can a bad transmission oil temperature sensor trigger a warning light?
Yes. A faulty sensor can be one reason for a transmission temperature warning light or unusual shifting. A shop can read the vehicle's codes to confirm what is behind it.
Is the Standard Ignition TX222 sensor water resistant?
No. The Standard Ignition TX222 is not water resistant and not weatherproof sealed. It is made of plastic with brass contact terminals.
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