Ford Transmission Speed Sensor Location Diagram - Figure AD1626-A

This document is a single black-and-white line illustration, apparently extracted from a Ford factory service publication (figure identifier AD1626-A). It depicts an automatic transmission assembly viewed from the side, including the main case, extension (tailshaft) housing, and an electrical wiring harness routed over the top of the unit. Two circled numeric callouts (1 and 2) identify component locations at the rear of the transmission case — based on the uploader's filename, these likely correspond to transmission/output shaft speed sensor locations, though the image itself contains no legend defining them. No text legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or procedural steps appear in the image; it serves purely as a component-location diagram. A reader can learn where the two called-out components (per the filename, the transmission speed sensor and a related sensor or connector) are physically located on the transmission — one on the upper rear of the case where the harness terminates, and one lower on the case near the extension housing. Because the accompanying legend page is not included, the exact identification of items 1 and 2 cannot be confirmed from this scan alone.