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Old 10-05-2015, 12:06 AM   #1
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(tft) transmission fluid temperature sensor location p71

My buddy and i are trying to locate the transmission fluid temperature sensor on a 2007 crown vic police interceptor. We drained fluid removed filter and cant see the part he was sold. Is it above valve body? Ready to lose my mind.... a link or pics would be appreciated or any info for that matter. Thanks
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Re: (tft) transmission fluid temperature sensor location p71

It is a part of the lead frame, the plastic harness below the valve body. It is the thing that looks like a diode at the center bottom. To replace it, you replace the entire lead frame.

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