P2747Intermediate Shaft Speed Sensor "B" Circuit No Signal
The transmission control module is receiving no signal at all from intermediate shaft speed sensor "B" when the shaft should be turning.
Definition
Common causes
- Failed intermediate shaft speed sensor B
- Open circuit in the sensor signal wiring
- Disconnected, corroded, or fluid-contaminated connector
- No supply voltage or ground to the sensor (Hall-effect types)
- Sheared or severely damaged tone ring
- Failed TCM input (rare)
Common misdiagnoses
- Valve body or solenoid pack replaced for a dead sensor
- Transmission overhauled when a connector had backed out
- Wrong shaft speed sensor replaced
- TCM replaced without checking sensor power and ground
Troubleshooting steps
1.Confirm the dead signal on a scan tool
Drive the vehicle while graphing all shaft speed PIDs; sensor B reading zero while input/output speeds are normal confirms the no-signal condition.
2.Check the connector first
Verify the sensor connector is fully latched and free of transmission fluid, corrosion, or bent pins, since a backed-out connector is a common and cheap find.
3.Verify sensor supply and ground
With key on, confirm the specified reference voltage (often 5 or 12 volts) and a good ground at the sensor connector.
4.Test the signal circuit to the TCM
Check the signal wire for opens and shorts between the sensor connector and TCM connector using the wiring diagram.
5.Replace the sensor and re-test
If power, ground, and wiring are good, replace sensor B, clear codes, and verify a live proportional signal on a road test.