Sending Units & Sensors

2005 Toyota Celica GT-S, StandardSECTION Sending Units & Sensors
SENDING UNITS & SENSORS LOCATION

Component Location
ABS Speed Sensor Front LH (1.8L GT) Mounted on left front hub. See Figure.
ABS Speed Sensor Front LH (1.8L GT-S) Mounted on left front hub. See Figure.
ABS Speed Sensor Front RH (1.8L GT) Mounted on right front hub. See Figure.
ABS Speed Sensor Front RH (1.8L GT-S) Mounted on right front hub. See Figure.
ABS Speed Sensor Rear LH At rear hub assembly. See Figure.
ABS Speed Sensor Rear RH On right rear hub assembly. See Figure.
Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor On accelerator pedal assembly. See Figure.
A/C Evaporator Temperature Sensor Under right side of dash, in HVAC housing. See Figure.
A/C Magnetic Clutch & Lock Sensor (1.8L GT) On A/C compressor. See Figure.
A/C Magnetic Clutch & Lock Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On A/C compressor. See Figure.
Air Pump Pressure Sensor Right side of engine compartment, near front of engine. See Figure.
Ambient Temp. Sensor (1.8L GT) Left front of engine compartment. See Figure.
Ambient Temp. Sensor (1.8L GT-S) Left front of engine compartment. See Figure.
Automatic Light Control Sensor Under front center of dash. See Figure.
Camshaft Position Sensor (1.8L GT) On left rear of cylinder head. See Figure.
Camshaft Position Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On left rear of cylinder head. See Figure.
Center Air Bag Sensor Assembly Behind lower center of dash. See Figure.
Crankshaft Position Sensor (1.8L GT) On front lower left of engine. See Figure.
Crankshaft Position Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On front lower left of engine. See Figure.
Door Side Air Bag Sensor LH Inside door. See Figure.
Door Side Air Bag Sensor RH Inside door. See Figure.
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (1.8L GT) On rear of cylinder head. See Figure.
Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On rear of cylinder head. See Figure.
Front Air Bag Sensor LH (1.8L GT) On left front side of engine compartment. See Figure.
Front Air Bag Sensor LH (1.8L GT-S) On left front side of engine compartment. See Figure.
Front Air Bag Sensor RH (1.8L GT) On right front side of engine compartment. See Figure.
Front Air Bag Sensor RH (1.8L GT-S) On right front side of engine compartment. See Figure.
Heated Oxygen Sensor (Bank 1 Sensor 1) On exhaust manifold. See Figure.
Heated Oxygen Sensor (Bank 1 Sensor 2) On exhaust system, on rear of TWC converter. See Figure.
Knock Sensor (Bank 1) (1.8L GT) On left side of cylinder block.Figure.
Knock Sensor (Bank 1) (1.8L GT-S) On left side of cylinder block.Figure.
Mass Airflow Meter (1.8L GT) In left front corner of engine compartment, on intake duct. See Figure.
Mass Airflow Meter (1.8L GT-S) In left front corner of engine compartment, on intake duct. See Figure.
O/D Direct Clutch Speed Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On left side of transmission. See Figure.
Side Air Bag Sensor LH On lower front corner of left quarterpanel. See Figure.
Side Air Bag Sensor RH On lower front corner of right quarterpanel. See Figure.
Throttle Position Sensor (1.8L GT) On throttle body assembly. See Figure.
Throttle Position Sensor (1.8L GT-S) On throttle body assembly. See Figure.
Vapor Pressure Sensor Under left rear of vehicle, near fuel tank. See Figure.
Vehicle Speed Sensor (Combination Meter) (1.8L GT) On right side of transmission. See Figure.
Vehicle Speed Sensor (Combination Meter) (1.8L GT-S) On right side of transmission. See Figure.
Vehicle Speed Sensor (Electronically Controlled Transmission) (1.8L GT) On right side of transmission. See Figure.
Vehicle Speed Sensor (Electronically Controlled Transmission) (1.8L GT-S) On rear of transmission. See Figure.
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