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Guaranteed to Fit2010 Mercury Mountaineer Change Vehicle
Standard® 2010 Mercury Mountaineer - Automatic Transmission Input Shaft Speed Sensor
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Manufacturer #SC214
Guaranteed to Fit2010 Mercury Mountaineer Change Vehicle
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Vehicle Name
Submodel
Engine
Fitment Information
2010 Mercury Mountaineer
All Submodels
All Engines
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Highlights
Brand:
Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Connector Gender:
Female
Interchange Part Number:
RL32620001
Numberof Wires:
2
Product Fit:
Direct Fit
Quantity Sold:
Sold individually
Series:
Standard OE Replacement
Terminal Gender:
Male
Terminal Type:
Blade
Type:
Transmission Output/Vehicle speed sensor
Warranty:
3-year or 36,000-mile Standard limited warranty
Vehicle Fitment Information
Vehicle Name
Submodel
Engine
Fitment Information
2000-2006 Lincoln LS
All Submodels
All Engines
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2002-2003 Ford Explorer
Postal
All Engines
5-Speed
2002-2004 Mercury Mountaineer
Base
All Engines
5-Speed
2002-2005 Ford Explorer
Eddie Bauer
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5-Speed
2002-2005 Ford Explorer
Limited
All Engines
5-Speed
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Product Information
STANDARD OE REPLACEMENT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION INPUT SHAFT SPEED SENSORS
Restore your ride to full function with the OEM-grade quality assurance and standard-setting performance offered by Standard's OE replacement automatic transmission input shaft speed sensors. Since 1919, Standard Motor Products has engineered a full line of engine management products, including ignition parts, sensors and on-board computers.
- Design meets OE-level standards
- Sturdily constructed in TS 16949 certified facilities
- Broad range of import and domestic models covered
- Put through systematic inspection to guarantee enduring performance and quality
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Product Q&A
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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?witsotherendMay 08, 2023
Best Answer:Hi Donna, thank you for reaching out. We suggest you reach out to your local dealership. They may be able to help. Have a nice day.
Aldrin P.STAFFMay 08, 20230
I bought this installed and no signal from sensor now why?BobJul 04, 2021
Best Answer:Hello! I would check for wiring shorts or breaks. The issue is likely not the sensor itself.
Mitchell D.STAFFJul 08, 2021