boldx:
Please where is the location of vehicle speed sensor A on 2000 Sienna? I got a P0500 on scanning. Please help me with a diagram if possible.

Thanks

GAZZUZZ:


scan ABS for results

cocoduck:
wrong, this is vehicle speed sensor and not a wheel speed sensor, moreover it is a P0 code which can be scanned with a low cost non professional scan tool, instead you should ask him to test the circuit and make sure that the it is good and no wiring problems are present.

GAZZUZZ:


I'm beginning to take this personal. It is easy to be an Internet mechanic



OP I maintain same stance, scan ABS, that car is NOT equipped with a speed sensor attached to the gearbox, I don't have to prove anything to any one because I have worked on several.

GAZZUZZ:


I'm beginning to take this personal. It is easy to be an Internet mechanic



OP I maintain same stance, scan ABS, that car is NOT equipped with a speed sensor attached to the gearbox, I don't have to prove anything to any one because I have worked on several.

cocoduck:
It might not be attached to the gearbox, but VSS is NOT a wheel speed sensor, this is a P0 code, okay?

kingreign:


ITK you no dey taya to disturb the gentle man Mr GAZZUZZ? Wetin him do you? Abeg go siddon joor.

cocoduck:
eat lead and get lost

GAZZUZZ:
Internet mechanic, I do not need a lecture on how the speed gets interpreted on the cluster of a siena 2000, this is not a camry 98, there is no single vss sensor on that car, and no one is asking the OP to buy any parts, I said SCAN ABS. The wheel speed sensor are responsible for cluster speed, and if the ABS module stops working or is not functional the vehicle speed info will not work., you just seem to want to pick holes in my posts, well now you have been noticed.

OPUSDEI1:
"Who no go, no see".- Warri Proverb

Meanwhile,...
The speed sensor for ABS detects the wheel speed and sends the appropriate signals to the ABS ECU....- P0500 Circuit Description for 2000 Toyota Sienna(ALLDATA)

@OP, kindly adhere to Gazzuzz's advice.
Thanks.

cocoduck:
It is located on the gear box. Why not use Google images to search for it, I am using my phone to type so I can't do it for you.

cocoduck:
Go and read what I typed again and again,

cocoduck:
It is located on the gear box. Why not use Google images to search for it, I am using my phone to type so I can't do it for you.

cocoduck:
wrong, this is vehicle speed sensor and not a wheel speed sensor, moreover it is a P0 code which can be scanned with a low cost non professional scan tool, instead you should ask him to test the circuit and make sure that the it is good and no wiring problems are present.

GAZZUZZ:


this is clearly wrong information, and all your big English cannot hide that.


I will ignore you and wait for the OP to revert after doing the right thing.

GAZZUZZ:


this is also wrong and misleading, you will need a tools that has the ability to scan abs, not many generic scanners can do that.

cocoduck:
oh my God VSS is usually located on the gear box or on the differential , then the wheel speed sensors are located on the wheel hubs where the monitor the tone ring, and they are in some cars three in number or four in other cars, one for each front wheel, what are you talking about? okay do I go further? some are two wire sensors and produce AC and are usually found on older cars, then the three wire types which do not produce their own current but manipulates the current received from the ECU or BCM to produce a signal for the computer to use, ah ah. Name waoooo. The Op can do as you said, but stop giving people bad info. The obd2 webpage said he should test the circuit, to test the circuit go to YouTube and search for scanner danner and browse in his channel you will see how to test sensor circuits, sensors of any type, scanner danner is awesome and you know that.

boldx:
Please where is the location of vehicle speed sensor A on 2000 Sienna? I got a P0500 on scanning. Please help me with a diagram if possible.
Thanks

GAZZUZZ:

scan ABS for results

cocoduck:
wrong , this is vehicle speed sensor and not a wheel speed sensor, moreover it is a P0 code which can be scanned with a low cost non professional scan tool, instead you should ask him to test the circuit and make sure that the it is good and no wiring problems are present.

GAZZUZZ:


not in a sienna 2000.

This was the question



this was my response



this was you response to my comment



no point arguing just accept that you messed up.

GAZZUZZ:
this duck likes going in circles.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/3514773_images31_jpegb5ed6be961ca77f14cfe47bbad6ffc7e

cocoduck:
call me what ever you like but know that you are giving people bad information. do you even know the different Obd2 codes? can you even tell the difference between B0***, C0*** and P1*** fault codes? anyways when you insult then you have nothing to say, Just stop misleading people and go and upgrade your knowledge, yours is sooooo yesterday, and I will keep on monitoring you, gotcha!.

GAZZUZZ:


the other way round bro, i'm watching you.....

You don't just jump at codes.... some times experience counts your knowledge does not exist. stick around this is a learning field. At least I have taught you 1 thing today, do not search for a vss sensor on the gearbox of a 2000 siena because you will not find one.

Then you do not know somthing or are not sure the smart thing to do is SHUT UP.

When you have made a glaring mistake and you have been caught instead of running round in circles confusing your self, SHUTING UP might just help.





Look at your last comment, advising the OP to test sensors when all he had to do was press scan on a portable device, now who is old sch me or you? Oga park well.

cocoduck:
please I am on my knees, tell me what it takes to test a sensor, because as far as I know all that is needed is your multimeter to and a 200mA test light. even if he cannot, his technician can do it for him. I mean what does it take? the scan tool is not enough, what if the sensor is working but the signal is not reaching the Pcm, how will you find out using the scan tool? X-ray eyes?
On account of VSS, please I want the name of that OBDII car that doesn't have VSS, if then you a saying that I made a mistake of saying that on the car in question you will or will not find it on the gearbox, then please go and learn how to read because in my previous posts I sang it like a song that some cars have it on their gearbox while others have it on their differential, I even explained the two types of speed sensors, the two wire and three wire types.
I am watching you.

cocoduck:
http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.autozone.com/repairinfo/repairguide/repairGuideContent.jsp%3FpageId%3D0996b43f802e6a2a&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjpur-b9s_LAhWkIJoKHSqwCaUQwW4IDzAB&usg=AFQjCNHa0kkaDiqZzJQ60BHyvxde7TF5FA what is this, open the image, I got on Google image
name waooo or better still visit this website

www.ericthecarguy.com/kunena/8-Service-and-Repair-Questions-Answered-Here/45178-2002-toyota-sienna-speed-sensor-location

GAZZUZZ:


[color=#990000]I can do this all day, I'm on cartalk an average of every 10mins (when I'm not sleeping)

in the modern world for the highlighted use a scanner first, it isolates the problem and narrows down the problem area, after that you can bring your OLD SCH 200ma test light to ABS (who the bleep does that)

Back to the question since we are talking about who can read and who cannot.




READ the question again, now do it one more time.

Now give an appropriate answer.