1992 Ford Probe Speed Sensor Removal Diagram - Transaxle Housing Location

This is a scanned page from a Ford service manual showing the removal and installation procedure for a vehicle speed sensor mounted in the transaxle housing. The visible portion includes step 4 of the installation procedure ('Connect the negative battery cable') and a labeled line-art illustration of the speed sensor location. The diagram identifies the SPEED SENSOR, its MOUNTING BOLT, and the TRANSAXLE HOUSING, with an instruction callout stating to 'PULL STRAIGHT OUT OF HOUSING TO REMOVE' the sensor. A figure reference number (K12160-A) appears at the bottom of the illustration. A partially visible left column contains fragments of the removal steps, referencing disconnecting the battery cable, disconnecting a connector, removing a bolt from the transaxle housing, and a note directing the reader to Section 13-01 for instrument cluster removal if a malfunction is suspected in related circuitry. The scan was uploaded as documentation for a 1992 Ford Probe, and the transaxle-mounted sensor arrangement is consistent with that application, though the page itself does not state a year or model. Readers can learn where the speed sensor is located, how it is retained (single mounting bolt), and that it pulls straight out of the transaxle housing for removal.