The Mercury Mariner Vehicle Speed Sensor constantly monitors the frequency with which the output shaft rotates. This is so the transmission computer always knows the vehicle's road speed and can make the necessary internal shift adjustments when required for smooth, timely shifts. Located on the transmission case, the Vehicle Speed Sensor generates an electrical signal that rises and falls as a toothed reluctor ring rotates. This signal allows the PCM or TCM to control shift points, line pressure, and torque converter lockup based on actual vehicle movement. In the past, a simpler permanent magnet or reed style Vehicle Speed Sensor was applied, which would produce a raw sinusoidal waveform. However, on the later Mariner editions, an active Hall Effect style Vehicle Speed Sensor with onboard signal conditioning was adopted to provide a cleaner digital pulse. Due to this update, the Mercury crossover is capable of crisp shifting even at low speeds, adding better drivability and reliability for Mariner owners. The updated design is capable of tolerating a wider air gap, which prevents interference from occurring and creates fewer spurious signals. If the Vehicle Speed Sensor fails, any Mercury Mariner may default to limp mode and lose cruise control, making prompt replacement vital for every Mercury driver.
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