What is this sensor?

sck

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Hey Guys,

Trying to determine what this sensor is on the passenger side of a 5 speed manual transmission that I broke when re-installing the transmission. I can't seem to find a parts diagram anywhere on the net, and the nearest dealer is 2 hours.

So, as stated, it's on the passenger side, about middle (front to back and top to bottom) of the transmission, I believe it was 2 wires, I'll climb back under and check, 5 speed manual, V6.

Any info is greatly appreciated.
 
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I am sure a pic would be very helpful for those that may be able to provide an answer.

:worthless
 
From your description, it sounds like it's the switch for the reverse lights. A quick way to confirm that, is to shift into reverse, and see if your reverse lights are on.
 
From your description, it sounds like it's the switch for the reverse lights. A quick way to confirm that, is to shift into reverse, and see if your reverse lights are on.

I agree. Should be Part No.84210-52050.

[url=http://www.toyotapartszone.com/oem/toyota~sensor~assy~shift~point~84210-12040.html]84210-12040 - OEM Toyota SWITCH ASSY, BACK-UP[/URL]

This Echlin switch from NAPA should do the job for $20:

http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx?R=ECHNS6421_0366082763

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Hey Guys, the back-up lights work, but wires are still attached, so it probably is the same sensor. Please see the attached picture.
 

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Ha, I'm a pro at breaking my stuff, this is the girls ride and I'm only allowed to work her toys, she knows I break all my toys. The inner plastic broke off, when I was re-installing the transmission after doing the clutch, so the connection is no longer dirt or water proof and if it is only a $50 part, might as well fix her stuff right.
 
Ha, I'm a pro at breaking my stuff, this is the girls ride and I'm only allowed to work her toys, she knows I break all my toys. The inner plastic broke off, when I was re-installing the transmission after doing the clutch, so the connection is no longer dirt or water proof and if it is only a $50 part, might as well fix her stuff right.

So unplug it, and see if the reverse lights work just to be sure. But it does look like the back-up switch. I'd be happy spending $20 for an Echlin, they make pretty good stuff.
 

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