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Starting at low prices, AutoBuffy stocks multiple vehicle speed sensor connectors from top OE-quality brands for the Acura Rsx. This connector links the speed sensor to the vehicle's wiring harness, transmitting wheel or transmission speed data to the ECU. A damaged or corroded connector breaks that signal, triggering speedometer errors, ABS faults, and erratic transmission shifts.
The main decision is whether you need the transmission-side connector, the wheel-speed (ABS) sensor connector, or a repair pigtail versus a full OEM-style plug-and-play assembly. Confirm the connector location — transmission output, rear differential, or wheel hub — before ordering, because terminal count and wire gauge differ by position.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-style replacement connector | Owners who want a factory fit with no splicing | Exact plug geometry, correct terminal count, and pre-installed terminals ready to swap |
| Repair pigtail (pigtail assembly) | Connectors with damaged or melted wiring near the plug | 6–12 inches of pre-tinned wire attached to a new connector so you splice past the damaged section |
| Transmission output speed sensor connector | Vehicles with shift-quality or speedometer issues traced to the gearbox | Connector matched to the speed sensor mounted on the transmission housing or tail shaft |
| Wheel/ABS speed sensor connector | ABS, traction control, or stability control faults traced to a wheel hub sensor | Weatherproof connector sized for the smaller ABS sensor found at each wheel end |
Locate the speed sensor connector at the transmission, differential, or wheel hub, unplug it, and inspect the terminals before installing the new connector. For a pigtail repair, cut the harness cleanly past the damaged section, strip both ends, and use heat-shrink crimp connectors to secure each wire by color. After installation, apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the terminals, reconnect the plug until it clicks, and clear any stored codes before test driving.