Ford Transmission Range (TR) Sensor Location & Alignment Tool T92P-70010-AH

This document contains two service illustration diagrams related to the Transmission Range (TR) sensor on a Ford automatic transmission. The first illustration (figure ID AD0273-A) shows the location of the Transmission Range (TR) Sensor, identified by Ford base part number 7A247, mounted on the side of the transmission case at the manual shift shaft. Callouts identify the sensor itself and its two retaining bolts. The second illustration (figure ID D13545-C) shows the sensor alignment procedure: a technician's hand is depicted placing the Transmission Range (TR) Sensor (MLPS) Alignment Tool, Ford special service tool number T92P-70010-AH, over the sensor and shift shaft to correctly position the sensor before tightening the retaining bolts. No torque specifications, wire colors, or connector pin data are included in the scan — it is purely a component location and tool usage illustration. A reader can learn where the TR sensor is mounted, that it is secured by two retaining bolts, the base part number of the sensor (7A247), and the specific alignment tool required (T92P-70010-AH) to align the sensor during installation or adjustment. The document was uploaded as part of a 1997 Ford Taurus reference album but does not itself state a year, model, or engine application.