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Old 12-01-2008, 13:48   #1 (permalink)
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Where is backup sensor to F150 M50D Transmission

Hello,

Trying to verify why my reverse lights don't light up when the truck is put into reverse. No fuses blown, bulbs are good. There is a red sensor sticking out of the top rear of the drivers side of the M50D manual transmission housing on my 1992 F150. There are no wires coming out of this sensor. Is this supposed to be the backup light sensor? If not, where is the sensor?

Just acquired the truck and am sorting out its issues. Also, if anyone has a unworn cinch bolt that holds the shifter stick onto this manual transmission, I would love to buy it from you. Thanks in advance for any assistance!

Glenn
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