How to remove and install the Transmission Range sensor?

The FNR5 (5-speed) transaxle removal involves shifting to neutral, raising the vehicle, and removing the underbody cover. The TR sensor's electrical connector is disconnected, and the shift cable is detached from the manual control lever. For installation, the sensor is reinstalled and aligned, followed by the lever. The shift cable and electrical connector are reconnected. Installation is the reverse of removal. For the 6-speed transaxle, the TR sensor is part of the Transaxle Control Module (TCM) and can't be serviced separately.

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Sensor - Manual Lever Position
6E5Z-7F293-A
Q: How to remove and install the Transmission Range sensor?
A: The FNR5 (5-speed) transaxle removal involves shifting to neutral, raising the vehicle, and removing the underbody cover. The TR sensor's electrical connector is disconnected, and the shift cable is detached from the manual control lever. For installation, the sensor is reinstalled and aligned, followed by the lever. The shift cable and electrical connector are reconnected. Installation is the reverse of removal. For the 6-speed transaxle, the TR sensor is part of the Transaxle Control Module (TCM) and can't be serviced separately.