The Chevrolet Express van Vehicle Speed Sensor directs information to the van's computer, indicating how fast the wheels and drivetrain are moving. The computer can then use this information to adjust things like fuel delivery, shifting, and even anti-lock braking, all of which aid in achieving a smooth and safe ride. Initially, they employed a passive Vehicle Speed Sensor that applied a magnetic pickup to read gaps in a toothed reluctor ring. This produced a sine wave with amplitude increasing with speed. Later, Express vans received the newer active Vehicle Speed Sensor, which has electronics inside the sensor case that form a crisp digital signal. Also, the active Vehicle Speed Sensor resists electrical noise and works over a wider air gap. Finally, the refinement appeared in other Chevrolet powertrains as well. Both types are mounted near the transmission or differential. They observe the spinning tone wheel and provide the data to control modules that continuously balance engine power and ABS response. Although the designs have changed, each Vehicle Speed Sensor is still designed to convert mechanical rotation into reliable electrical information without the need for fragile cables. Throughout the years, Chevrolet has maintained similar wiring connectors and mounting points, meaning a swap-in and out of a failed Vehicle Speed Sensor is pretty straightforward. Further, each generation of the Chevrolet Express will benefit from the quicker shifts, steadier idle, and surer stops this small but vital component has to offer.
Each OEM Chevrolet Express Vehicle Speed Sensor we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.