Save Yourself $5769, By Doing This Simple Check

/ @con_auto
Customer state’s transmission feels jerky and not normal. I test drove this #2013 #Honda #civic and found the transmission to in face not be shifting correctly at all. After scanning for codes I found #p0717 and began my diagnostics from there.
If you go to a shady mechanic this problem could have been fixed by installing a brand new transmission which could easily cost more than $5000, but that would not be the right thing to do.
#p0717
input shaft speed sensor
P0717 turbine speed sensor
P0717 honda civic

[@fatalchemist7819]

Would you by chance know a part number that i can use to find that specific sensor?

[@con_Auto]

I do not sorry

[@mekuanintteshome5082]

i already replaced the input speed sensor but it still comes what should I do

[@con_Auto]

Did you check the wires like in the video?

[@cheriehoston1540]

I have a 2002 Chevy Tracker & the input turbine sensor has went out but I can not find location to replace it. Can anyone show me a video or diagram of location of sensor is?

[@con_Auto]

I do not have any info on Chevy products sorry. As well as the location of the sensor.
But the voltage at the wires should be similar.

[@amosowick2863]

If input sensor was replaced and the p0717 code comes back immediately what should be next step?

[@con_Auto]

Does it come back with the key on engine off? Or with the engine running?

[@amosowick2863]

@@con_Auto changed out the sensor and cleared code within 24hrs it came back with check engine, flashing green drive, and code came back p0717

[@amosowick2863]

Maybe replace the main shaft sensor too?

[@amosowick2863]

@@con_Auto doesn't come back on till driven

[@amosowick2863]

No codes appear till you drive the car