Wiring pulsar meter 2010 in 2005 chevy uplander

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Hi. I read your request and it isn't possible for me to tell you what your car needs from your description. Your vehicle is 12yrs old and if it has around 200K miles on it. It may be time for a replacement transmission. This suggestion is based on average transmission life span for a Uplander. The life of the drive line can be greatly extended with consistent, on-time preventive maintenance. Does this apply to you? How is your transmission maintenance history? Is the fluid the proper level and red in color? has the engine turned on or started flashing at all? If so have you had any of the codes read? Please have the codes read if this applies. This situation usually requires diagnostics to find out what is wrong with your car's transmission and speedometer. Shutting the engine off and restarting it may help but issn't enough for a diagnosis. The speedometer also requires diagnostics. With this issue more than likely the fault will either be a bad output speed sensor, broken wire, corrosion on plug/terminal or the gauge cluster itself will need to sent out for repair or be replaced. Please write back and give some back ground on your experience and tools you might have for performing diagnostics. For example line pressure and a multimeter to look at wiring and circuit operation.

I looked up info on the 06 model--3.9L uplander. It should be on backside of engine, have to remove exhaust manifold. It's a two wire connector. Wire colors are lite green and yellow with a black tracer.

yes it can be driven have vehicle scanned for any trouble codes --be cautioned --stabili-trak is tied into abs and speed sensors and the transmission-engine -and can go into limp mode -this problem sometimes has been known to show up and clear itself ---check your hubs- abs wiring and sensors -speed sensors --check that debris didnt damage or disconnect any wires or connections also traverse would kick up stabilitrak problem with a fuel management problem
Electronic stability control Chevy Traverse Stabilitrak Traction Control problems

open up the rear bulb compartment cover
and note the color wires running into the reverse light bulb holder

a hand full of fuses as you
use a LED test light or voltmeter to find the right wire

and use those color wires as your power /earth for the reverse camera

or you need the rear loom wiring diagram for that 2006 chev

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wheel speed sensor code. check the wires on both front wheel bearings. Most likely cause is a broken wire.

there is no c0400 there is a c0040 left front wheel speed check the wiring at the speed sensor about 3 to 6 inches from the conector on the body harness for a brake in the wirring

It is located on the outside of the transmission under the hood

It is located on the outside of the transmission under the hood