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00:01If your speedometer's dancing or your transmission's shifting like it forgot how, this is the video
00:06for you. I went digging and found 5 transmission speed sensors all under $8.49.
00:13Real listings, real buyers, real ratings. Let's get into it.
00:19First up, the MR567292, and this one covers a ridiculous amount of ground.
00:26Mitsubishi Gallant, Outlander, Mirage, Montero, Lancer, plus a bunch of Dodge and Chrysler models
00:31from 1997 all the way to 2012. That's a huge fitment range for a $5.47 part.
00:39Nearly 4,700 people bought it, and at 4.2 stars it's not perfect, but for a cheap fix on
00:45an older
00:45car, it's hard to argue. Next, the 96420-4A600 for Hyundai and Kia, and this is the value pick at
00:53just $4.49. Accent, Elantra, Soul, Spectra, 1999 through 2014. Here's what makes it stand out,
01:03a 4.9 rating across almost 4,000 sales. That's a lot of happy people for a part that costs
01:09less
01:10than a coffee. If your car's on that list, start here. Then there's a second listing for the same
01:16Hyundai and Kia fitment, this one sold as the genuine number 96420-4A600. Same cars, same years,
01:24but $5.33 instead of 4.49. Why pay more? Some folks just want the OEM number printed right there
01:32so there's zero doubt at the parts counter. It's holding a 4.8 across 3,700 sales, so clearly plenty
01:39of people feel the same way. Now if you drive something bigger, the Isuzu and GMC one is for
01:45you. NPR, NPRHD, NQR, NRR, plus Vauxhall and Opel from 2003 to 2013. This is the only one in the
01:55whole list with a perfect 5 stars, and it's $7.29. 3,200 buyers, not a single complaint that's stuck.
02:04For a work truck, that's exactly the kind of boring reliability you want.
02:09All 5 links are in the description, so check the fitment on your exact year and model before you
02:14buy. If this saved you a trip to the shop, hit that like button and subscribe.
02:19I'll keep finding the cheap fixes so you don't have to.
