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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / September 2005

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99 ford taurus speed sensor

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fordguy828 - 29 Aug 2005 19:13 GMT
Hello, I have a 99 ford taurus with a duratec engine. Can someone tell me
where the speed sensor is located and tips on how to replace it?
Thanks,
Bob
jack - 28 Sep 2005 01:47 GMT
i have a 1992 taurus, i changed the speed sensor in my car and the
transmission works like new, before it was really bad, the crooks at
the tranny shop said it'll take $1900 to rebuild, but they are stupid ,
it only took me $30 to fix , buy a new speed sensor and put it in.
the hard part is putting it in , the sensor is located between the
spark plug 2 and 3 , below in-between the exhaust maniford and the
engine block.
to reach it you have to put your car up on ramps and get under it ,
unbolt the exhaust pipes comming from the manifolds and pull them down,
then you can take off the little heat sheild that is covering the
sensor and them you can unbolt the sensor it self, only 1 bold on the
sensor , the speed odometer cable is attached to it and a 2 wire
connector that goes to your computer.
it took me about 4 hours to do it all , but it works great now.
saved $1900 .

> Hello, I have a 99 ford taurus with a duratec engine. Can someone tell me
> where the speed sensor is located and tips on how to replace it?
>  Thanks,
> Bob
 
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