What's the 2011 Ford f150 output shaft speed sensor location?

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Alex S. January 15, 2021
The 2011 Ford F-150 output shaft speed sensor is located on the passenger side of the vehicle at the back of the transmission where the driveshaft comes out of it. The sensor can be found by following the wire that goes to the top of it as it is the only sensor in this area. This sensor measures the rotational speed of Your driveshaft to help calculate the speed of the vehicle. This information is sent to the ECU where it is then sent out to the speedometer in Your truck. If Your speedometer is not working then You should check the wiring to the sensor and the sensor itself for any signs of damage that could prevent it from working.
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Allen D July 16, 2020
The speed sensor on the 2011 ford f150 is located on the right rear of the transmission near the tail shaft, under the hood of the vehicle.
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Lester B February 17, 2022
Tells the pcm what gear to be in. Recalled on most 2011s.Located in the transmission on the valve body
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Tayvin September 29, 2022
Is the speed sensor external or internal of the transmission?
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Mario Hernandez February 26, 2022
Circuit sensors
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Mario Hernandez February 26, 2022
Output speed sensor circuit
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