Information on ZF 5HP24 output speed sensor for forum member drm
Forum member drm has asked if I can provide some guidance on how to check for a fault with the transmission output speed sensor & circuit for the ZF 5HP24 transmission (‘02–‘05MY petrol models).
While checking the output speed sensor & wiring I suggest you carry out the same function tests for the input speed sensor (they’re identical parts – p/n STC4444) at the same time to provide a comparative set of readings. All that can be easily checked is the internal winding resistance of the speed sensor itself, and not its actual function, but this can then be used to test the continuity of the transmission wiring harness and the main external harness (which is part of the engine wiring loom).
Once the transmission sump pan is off you can remove the single Torx 27 screw & bracket which holds the sensor in position and remove the 2 pin plug.
If you then measure the resistance directly across the two pins of the speed sensor you should get a reading of between 285 Ohm & 365 Ohm (at 20 deg. C)
To check the transmission wiring harness, replace the sensor and then you should be able to measure the same resistance at the multi-connector plug on the rear of the casing by measuring between pins 1 & 10 (or between pins 5 & 6 in the case of the input speed sensor)
Forum member drm has asked if I can provide some guidance on how to check for a fault with the transmission output speed sensor & circuit for the ZF 5HP24 transmission (‘02–‘05MY petrol models).
While checking the output speed sensor & wiring I suggest you carry out the same function tests for the input speed sensor (they’re identical parts – p/n STC4444) at the same time to provide a comparative set of readings. All that can be easily checked is the internal winding resistance of the speed sensor itself, and not its actual function, but this can then be used to test the continuity of the transmission wiring harness and the main external harness (which is part of the engine wiring loom).
Once the transmission sump pan is off you can remove the single Torx 27 screw & bracket which holds the sensor in position and remove the 2 pin plug.

If you then measure the resistance directly across the two pins of the speed sensor you should get a reading of between 285 Ohm & 365 Ohm (at 20 deg. C)

To check the transmission wiring harness, replace the sensor and then you should be able to measure the same resistance at the multi-connector plug on the rear of the casing by measuring between pins 1 & 10 (or between pins 5 & 6 in the case of the input speed sensor)

