Output Speed Sensor Circuit Fault Ford Expedition P0720

P0720? Most likely your output shaft speed sensor is the problem.
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[@p1epoppa]

Good video. Thank you sir.

[@duwonnoblekeaton3753]

I changed my sensor cleared my code and it came back on a day later I have not checked my wiring yet so if that's ok where to look at next thank you

[@johnam2076]

hey, buddy I have the same problem with my expedition 2013 and I can't find the speed sensor I don't know how to fix it. I can't find the speed maybe sensor has it inside the transmission,i could help me with that please?🙏🏻

[@risquezanthony]

hey bud did you get where it goes?

[@johnam2076]

@@risquezanthony no

[@Mike-xv6mf]

I having the same issue on my 2013 f150 right now

[@EmmieSanford]

Did anyone find where it goes on the 2013

[@Mike-xv6mf]

@@EmmieSanford so I’m sure if its a 2WD it’s inside the transmission behind the valve body. I have a 2WD 6R80 transmission. I found my transmission style online through my vin