Ford Taurus Halfshaft ABS Sensor Ring Press Install Diagram – Tool 206-072
Service-procedure illustration showing a press ram seating the ABS sensor ring onto the driveshaft joint.
This document is a single illustration from a Ford service procedure showing how to install (press on) the front brake anti-lock sensor indicator ring onto a front wheel driveshaft joint. The line drawing depicts a hydraulic press setup: the front wheel driveshaft joint (part reference 3B413) is positioned vertically in the Front Sensor Ring Remover/Replacer tool (special tool number 206-072), which sits on the press bed. A technician's hands are shown placing the front brake anti-lock sensor indicator (ABS tone/sensor ring, part reference 2C182) over the splined stub shaft of the CV joint. The press ram is shown above, ready to press the ring into position on the joint. The figure reference number DE2185-A appears in the lower right corner. A reader can learn the correct special tool to use (206-072), the orientation of the components during pressing, and the Ford base part numbers for the driveshaft joint and ABS sensor ring. The page contains no torque specifications, year/model applicability, or step-by-step text — it is purely a callout-labeled illustration, likely one page of a multi-page halfshaft service procedure.
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Frequently asked questions
- What special tool is used to press the ABS sensor ring onto the halfshaft?
- The Front Sensor Ring Remover/Replacer, tool number 206-072, is shown supporting the driveshaft joint under the press ram.
- What is the part reference for the front brake anti-lock sensor indicator ring?
- The front brake anti-lock sensor indicator is labeled with base part number 2C182.
- What is the part reference for the front wheel driveshaft joint?
- The front wheel driveshaft joint is labeled 3B413.
- How is the sensor ring installed according to this diagram?
- The driveshaft joint is placed in the front sensor ring remover/replacer 206-072, the sensor indicator ring is set over the shaft, and a press ram presses it into place.
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