GAC Magnetic Pickup Speed Sensors

The magnetic pickup speed sensor detects when ring gear teeth, or other ferrous projections, pass the tip of the sensor. Electrical
impulses are produced by the sensor's internal coil and sent to the speed control unit.

The signal from the magnetic speed sensor, teeth per second (hz), is directly proportional to the engine speed.

Speed sensors are available in various lengths in both imperial and metric threads.

Wire leads, military connectors, automotive connectors or stud terminal are available.

Over 15 variants are currently available.
MSP675

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) 12" (305mm) un-terminated leads

MSP676

5/8-18 unf 5" (127mm) 12" (305mm) un-terminated leads

MSP677

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) male military connector

MSP678

5/8-18 unf 5" (127mm) male military connector

CH1204

Cable Harness for MSP677/MSP678, 10ft length, female military connector, shielded

MSP679

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) male military connector, female connector supplied for fitting to customers loom

MSP6710

5/8-18 unf 5" (127mm) male military connector, female connector supplied for fitting to customers loom

MSP6719

5/8-18 unf 2.375" (60mm) 6" (152mm) un-terminated leads

MSP6720

5/8-18 unf 4" (102mm) 6" (152mm) un-terminated leads

MSP6721

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) 2.5" (63mm) with automotive style 'bullet' connector

MSP6721C

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) 2.5" (63mm) with automotive style connector, including mating half connector for fitting to customers
loom

MSP6728

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) 6.5" (165mm) with 'Packard' connector

MSP6732

5/8-18 unf 3.125" (79mm) Dual 3" (76mm) with 'Packard' connector

MSP6724

3/4-16 unf 4" (102) 2.5" (63mm) with automotive style 'bullet' connector

MSP6729

3/8-24 unf 2.7" (69) 72" (1829mm) un-terminated lead

MSP6714

M16x1.5 3.125" (79mm) male military connector

MSP6715

M16x1.5 3.125" (79mm) male military connector, female connector supplied for fitting to customers loom

MSP6723

M16x1.5 3.125" (79mm) 2.5" (63mm) with automotive style 'bullet' connector