Speedometer sensor ATV A

Speedometer sensor for an ATV: the photo shows a threaded cylindrical housing with 2 nuts, a black cable and a black 3-pin connector block with red, white and black wires. Measure your old sensor's thread before ordering.

• A speedometer sensor counts the wheel's or shaft's revolutions and sends pulses to the instrument panel; when it dies, the needle stands still or jumps
• The housing is steel, threaded along its whole length; two hex nuts are screwed onto the thread — they lock the sensor in its bracket and at the same time set the gap to the rotating part
• The connector block is black, rectangular, with three gold-coloured contacts in one row and a side latch
• There are three wires: red, white and black; all go into the same connector block
• The letter A in the name is a listing marker, not a dimension — it is not on the sensor itself
• The photo gives no thread size, no wire length, no voltage and no gap-to-sprocket size
• Supplier code WI ZQ2304 — quote it again when ordering

To be straight with you: which wire is power, which is earth and which is signal, the maker did not write, and we do not guess: wired the wrong way round, the sensor or the panel circuit can burn out. What thread the housing has is not marked in the photo. Before ordering, measure your old sensor's thread and the shape of the connector block, send us a photo of the old part — we will check it before you order.

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