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The speed control device or speed sensor on a 1995 Ford Windstar is located on the transmission. It is a plug in just behind the bell housing.
on top of the transmission
it is on the trans,right side you will have to remove cat.converters to access.
The speed sensor on a 97 Ford Windstar van is located on the side of the transmission. It tells the vehicle's engine vital information which it uses to make constant adjustments.
There are 2 primary types of 'speed' sensors:Wheels - these are for the ABS, Traction Control and some low-tire-pressure warning systems.Vehicle speed sensorSee "Related Questions" below for more about each...
on the top of the transmission it is very hard to get to i just got mine changed at a shop and i watched the guy change it.
The switch had a meltdown or the high speed relay is stuck.
Friend: I sent my car to fix the moufle. After that some problems with the transmission began. The speed sensor was disconected by accident. The car was running on first and secong shift only. The computer show me the problem... The speed sensor is desconected. This sensor is so hard to reach. This is located between the exaust manifold and the monoblock wall. You need rise the vehicle and move you below it. Is not possible to see the connector, but you can see part of the sensor wall. If you see the right axle there is a mounted deviced located over it. this is the speed sensor. You can not see the connector, but you can feel it with the fingers ends only.. After two hours I had the speed sensor connected again and the car is running with no problem again. My windstar is very sensitive for this sensor.
if your talking about the vss or speed sensor it has to be done under vech after you remove cat.converters
You can't sense constant velocity. You only feel changesin speed or direction of motion.
On a 1998 Ford Windstar ( 3.0 and 3.8 liter V6 engines ) It uses a 4 speed automatic / overdrive transaxle ( transmission )
ndstar just hardly moved from a stop to go & then it was ok what is wrong