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The vehicle speed data supplied by the Ford Explorer Speed Sensor allows electronic control modules to determine the output shaft rotation. Furthermore, the Speed Sensor helps set the correct shift points. The Speed Sensor, located on the transmission, sends a signal to the computer to control factors such as shift timing, line pressure and shift feel, and torque converter clutch engagement. This would mean that your sensor must send accurate data. The Ford Explorer drivetrain signal starts when the sensor detects the passage of teeth or gaps on a rotating element, and converts this motion into an electrical output that the module interprets as vehicle speed. There are two construction styles: a permanent magnet construction which generates a sinusoidal waveform as the magnetic flux varies and a reed style, which opens and closes an electrical contact when influenced by a magnetic field. Both achieve the same functional goal but produce the signal in different ways. Since the Speed Sensor output goes to the same controller that controls various subsystems on the Ford Explorer, a functioning Speed Sensor makes sure the Ford Explorer's engine and transmission act in concert. Regular verification of the wiring, gap, and signal remains within specification to maintain drivability.