GooDeal Transmission Governor Pressure Sensor Transducer 4799758 45RFE 545RFE 68RFE
Key features
- •Manufacturer Part Number: 4799758 04799758AD
- •Interchange Part Number: TCS78, 5S5389, SU3194, 72-2500, TCS78
- •Other Part Number: 72415 D72415 44955 20A-419 46053AR 29878 50-1040
- •This sensor is the external governor pressure transducer.
- •Please refer to compatibility chart below for specified vehicle information and check the part number before purchasing to ensure fitment.
BrandGooDeal
CategoryTransmissions & Parts
GooDeal Transmission Governor Pressure Sensor Transducer 4799758 45RFE 545RFE 68RFE
List Price: $37.00$33.30DEALYou Save: $3.70 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Amazon Customer•March 10, 2017
Very good
Worked Great
RKDigital•January 7, 2017
Appeared to be brand new part, had exact same printing and numbers as the OEM one that I pulled from my Chrysler. Improved shifting, and the shift points.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•August 23, 2016
excellent
Five Stars
Sandra K. Gross•August 9, 2016
Great price and fixed my problem.
Easy Fix For a Dodge Ram Hemi
Frank Rad•August 4, 2016
Out of nowhere one morning my truck started acting strange. Basically I started it up, put it in drive and the transmission would not come out of second. It was stuck in "limp on" mode. It then displayed OBDII codes of P0732, P0733, P0869. After a little research and a recommendation from a local mechanic who said these are a common problem and usually only last about 80k to 90k miles, I decided to purchase this and give it a try. With being relatively inexpensive compared to a shop performing transmission work. I figured it couldn't hurt. Well, I am happy to say it did the trick! 5 minutes to swap out the part, and clear the codes, and now it's running perfect again. Part seems to be exactly the same as the OE part that was removed.
