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Lincoln Aviator Automatic Transmission Input Shaft Speed Sensors
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Part Number: RL32620001
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Part Number: SISC214
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Q:I need to replace the read speed sensor (for ABS 4x4 stability) on my 2004 Ford Explorer XLT. The part I need to replace is a female connection which accepts 2 male pins. All replacement parts on fitment chart saying it is an exact fit for my vehicle (including this one) are the male connection, mine has the male connection on the vehicle. It seems no one has the sensor with the female connection on the sensor. I have checked all the major parts stores in my area and on line. Any suggestions where I might look? Show Less
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P0792 Code: Intermediate Shaft Speed Sensor “A” Circuit Range/PerformanceA vehicle needs to change speed and rates of acceleration for optimum performance. To determine the appropriate time to shift gears, the TCM relies on signals sent by the intermediate shaft speed sensor. This sensor tells the TCM how fast the intermediate shaft is spinning.