Where is the transmission fluid pressure sensor located on the Nissan Teana?

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Nissan Teana transmission fluid pressure sensor is located inside the transmission. The transmission is a mechanism used to change the speed and torque from the engine. It can fix or change the gear ratio between the output shaft and input shaft, also known as the gearbox. The correct operation methods for the transmission are as follows: 1. Slightly increase throttle. Before shifting (upshifting), turn the throttle to open it wider, adding a certain amount of fuel to ensure the engine has sufficient power to maintain speed during the shift. 2. Close the throttle. After slightly increasing the throttle, quickly turn it off by rotating the throttle grip forward and downward to the bottom with your right hand. 3. Quickly pull the clutch lever. Almost simultaneously with closing the throttle, use the four fingers of your left hand (thumb remains on the handlebar) to pull the clutch lever all the way down, disengaging the clutch as quickly as possible to prepare for shifting. 4. Step on the gear shift pedal. After pulling the clutch lever with your left hand, immediately use the sole or heel of your left foot to step on the rear gear shift pedal to shift to a higher gear. Apply just the right amount of force, ensuring the action is clean and decisive, avoiding hesitation or multiple steps. 5. Evenly release the clutch lever. After stepping on the rear gear shift pedal with your left heel, immediately release the clutch lever with your left hand, smoothly re-engaging the disengaged clutch to quickly transfer engine power to the rear drive, preparing to increase vehicle speed. 6. Increase throttle. After releasing the clutch lever with your left hand, promptly rotate the throttle grip downward and backward with your right hand to open the closed throttle to a moderate degree, avoiding excessive or abrupt opening.