In Mirage speed sensor removal and installation, first, disconnect negative battery cable and wait at least 90 seconds before continuing. To begin with the front, lift the vehicle up, remove splash shield, disconnect speed sensor connector, remove clips that hold the harness of the sensor, and take speed sensor out of a bracket. To install, attach the speed sensor to the bracket with a mounting bolt and reinstall the clips. Connect the connector and reconnect the negative battery cable. To get to the rear, do the same steps as before. Unplug the speed sensor connector. Remove the clips and the mounting bolt from the speed sensor. To begin installation, the speed sensor should be loosely tightened. Reinstall the clips, adjust the sensor air gap to a specification of 0.012-0.035 inches, tighten the bracket followed by reconnecting the negative battery cable. When it comes to the Galant, the front process involves disconnecting the negative battery cable, lifting the vehicle, removing the tire and wheel assembly, fender splash shield, and ABS speed sensor connector, and then removing the sensor harness clamp bolts and the sensor. Ensure a clearance of 1.11 to 1.12 inch. Install the ABS speed sensor with its mounting bolt. Reinstall the harness, reconnect the connector. Reassemble the tire and wheel. The steps to disconnect and remove the sensor are the same as those of the front procedure. Subsequently, the two parts are reinstalled. Lastly, the battery cable is reconnected. For the Diamante, you first disconnect the negative terminal of the battery and wait for 90 seconds. Lift the vehicle and remove the splash shield. Detach the speed sensor connector. Then remove the clips and the sensor. Following a torque setting of 9 ft. lbs., rotate the speed sensor of the Torrid and reinstall the clips. Subsequently, connect the sensor and reconnect the battery cable. The rear module is similarly accomplished incorporating the unfastening of the cable band on AWD models, and installation with the exact torque specifications followed by re-connection of the harness and battery cable.