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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / September 2007

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attn Hyundaitech: 02 Sonata GLS "Output Speed Sensor"

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Thee Chicago Wolf - 06 Sep 2007 17:06 GMT
I got my timing belt changed out today and used the Gates belt you
recommended. All went smoothly. Thanks. The service manager noted that
I needed to get my Output Speed Senor fixed. The thing is, when I had
my trans flushed and serviced by the dealership about 5500 miles ago,
I noted that I'd been feeling the trans rev a little higher before it
engages the next higher gear during acceleration. I don't know if the
technical term for it is flare but it's been doing that since around
65000 miles. Isn't this part of the trans / powertain and if so,
covered under the warranty?

- Thee Chicago Wolf
hyundaitech - 06 Sep 2007 17:26 GMT
Unfortunately, although the output speed sensor bolts onto the
transmission, it isn't considered part of the powertrain.  The good news
is that it's fairly simple to do, so the price won't hurt you too bad.

A flare is when the engine rpm's raise and then lower during the process
of an upshift, i.e. a very brief slippage between gears.

I'm not sure what you're describing, and it may be that you seem to notice
the engine rpms higher than they were previously prior to shifting.  Many
factors influence the shift point, including throttle application, vehicle
speed, and of course, engine rpm.  

In any event, since we know you need the output speed sensor, I wouldn't
get too alarmed unless you fix that issue and the other problem still
remains.

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