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Sorry but this is incorrect, the trans uses the TSS to decide when to change gears NOT the speedo sensor, the TSS is on the side of the trans, the speedo sensor is on the rear of the transfer case, this is how it knows when to change gears in low range.
Sorry got mixed up on the 4l60e. Either way its on the output shaft of the transmission right?

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my XJ when on standard gearing and 31's grabbed top no worries at around 75km/h.
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Sorry got mixed up on the 4l60e. Either way its on the output shaft of the transmission right?

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Yes, the output shaft of the trans, this is so it can know when to shift irrespective of high or low range, if something happens to this sensor (reed switch) it won't change gears....
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Cheers guys for all the help atleast ive now got a few other options to look at instead of flying right into a re gear.

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